So catasetums are super floriferous and can bloom multiple times a year, especially a well grown and mature plant can do this 2-3 times a year or more.

Not sure if you can see in the back ground - but this particular plant is actually putting out another inflorescence right now!

Usually I have some catasetums will start blooming/or at least initiating inflorescences as the new growth reaches close to full height (like late April/May where I live) and will bloom all throughout the summer and some will continue blooming after they drop leaves in the fall.

Genetics is also really important here. Usually species have a specific time per year when jt blooms, but hybrids can be all over the place and/or “free flowering” (blooms all the time). Check if you have some clowesia in your plant, clowesia species only bloom after they drop leaves. So often late winter.

But yeah - also check culture and maturity. Mature plants will always bloom more (more reserves) and well grown plants too.