Cattleya novyi
Cattleya novyi was described as Hoffmannseggella novyi and moved to Cattleya by Van den Berg in 2018. The single GBIF record is from São Gonçalo do Rio Preto on the Espinhaço range of Minas Gerais. Like other Hoffmannseggella, it is presumably a rock-dwelling campo rupestre plant, so grow it bright, airy and dry in winter.
Where it grows wild
Its growth habit is inferred from its placement in Hoffmannseggella, the rupicolous group of Brazilian cattleyas that grow on quartzite outcrops in campo rupestre. No habitat notes accompany the one specimen.
No elevation is recorded. Campo rupestre around São Gonçalo do Rio Preto lies at about 700–1,400 m.
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