Another classic oldie. Marjorie Hauserman (Henrietta Japhet x Ethel Leder) is another plant I acquired from Sea God Nursery when they closed.
Cattleya Marjorie Hauserman ‘York’
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Paphluvr
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That's a very nice white!
I love white flowers and this one is classic and beautiful. Is it also fragrant?
Nicely so
Lovely thing! Excellent shape.
Nice texture and substance, from the photos
Really nice. Looks just about perfect to me. Very appealing balance in the single flower.
I can only join the chorus: very harmonious flowers! 
Judging from the pictures, one almost senses, a flower with tepals of a nice, somewhat thick (in the positive meaning) structure/materiality....I wonder, whether that's the feel in reality, too?
Judging from the pictures, one almost senses, a flower with tepals of a nice, somewhat thick (in the positive meaning) structure/materiality....I wonder, whether that's the feel in reality, too?
impressive count. How big is the plant, and are all those blooms from the same lead? I would be very interested to see a full picture of the plant if convenient. I do love the white cattleyas. Fantastic blooming.
I was reading through your C.Charles Macaulay post and noticed you have placed the clay pot inside a larger plastic lined clay pot with charcoal and perlite? How’s that working?
I was reading through your C.Charles Macaulay post and noticed you have placed the clay pot inside a larger plastic lined clay pot with charcoal and perlite? How’s that working?
Yes very heavy/firm substance. Texture almost crystalline. Very reliable bloomer. I love this plant!I can only join the chorus: very harmonious flowers!
Judging from the pictures, one almost senses, a flower with tepals of a nice, somewhat thick (in the positive meaning) structure/materiality....I wonder, whether that's the feel in reality, too?
Pete,
Marjorie has 7 flowers on 2 inflorescence. Plant is big but not huge. I’ll try post whole plant photo on Monday.
Re Charles Macaulay, I sometimes do a pot in pot technique if I have missed an opportunity to repot or want to grow on to specimen. In this case I just put a larger plastic pan to capture the wandering roots. Kinda kicked the can down the road.
