Two new Cattleya trianae

I'm pretty picky these days when buying plants - fewer but higher quality is the rule.  My collection is a bit thin on C. trianae, so I bought two nice ones from Ecuagenera, one of which is shown in the cardboard box.  They arrived bare root, which is how plants from South America usually arrive.  You can see a new growth beginning.  The white roots are alive.  Once new root growth begins I'll pot these up in 6" baskets.  Mature plants seem to handle this transition with little problem - they have lots of resources to draw on from large, older growths.  I have had much more trouble establishing seedlings shipped in this way.  Flower pics are from Ecuagenera.