By trade, this plant has always sold by the name walkeriana 'Kenny'. In reality, most claim it is called Catt. Snow Blind (C. Angelwalker x C. walkeriana var. alba ‘Pendentive’). It's fragrance is slightly different than pure walkeriana as well.

All that aside, this is a lovely plant that retains a compact growth habit. It produces a lovely symmetrical, fragrant flower which received the highest AOS award possible, the FCC (First Class Certificate).

This plant grows just like other walkeriana. This species is native to Brazil, where it is found growing as an epiphyts or lithiphyte on limestone. They thrive in semi-shaded to bright light conditions and tolerate intermediate to warm temperatures. The bloom season in the wild is fall, but for us, is often spring to summer.