Cattleya labiata

OK, all you floof haters, turn away quick. I tend to grow miniatures - small species and not much floof but this is in bloom now and thought it was worth a few snaps.
Mounted on manzanita, under 50% shade cloth, intermediate.
If you look close at the bottom of the mount you will see an Isabelia virginalis sharing the mount.

 

Sorry Ricardo.

 

Alexey, here is the thread with the Isabelia virginalis on this same mount.http://www.orchidsforum.com/threads/isabelia-virginalis-once-again.9354/ I have the I. virginalis growing on several different mounts and under various conditions throughout the greenhouse. It seems to do well with Cattleya but this particular plant is getting overwhelmed with moss and I need to do something.

 

Dave, a potted division of this plant which is lower in the gh is about 2weeks behind this mounted one.

 

Slang meaning large, fancy, showy flowers. Many of the growers here grow minis and obscure species so these big showy Catts are "floof".
Here is from the "Urban Dictionary":
Floof (derived from "fluff") is an adjective used to describe a ridiculously fluffy object or an animal (usually a long-haired cat or an equally hairy dog).