Ludisia Discolor AKA Red Jewel Orchid

Ludisia Discolor AKA Red Jewel OrchidLudisia Discolor has beautiful dark foliage with vibrant veins. Blooms small flowers approximately once a year, more often in warm and sunny Florida! Prefers medium light, moderately moist soil and a warm home temperature of 70 75 degrees Fahrenheit. These plants are planted in a 4" pot and can stay in these pots for quite some time. Pictures are examples of the size of plant you will receive. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show

This plant is rooted in a 4

Philodendron Bette Waterbury is believed to be a natural hybrid collected from the rainforests of Central and South America

Pictures are stock plants and examples of the size of plant you will receive

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We generally replant them into their new homes using peat and perlite 50/50 mix

We generally replant them into their new homes using a mix of 50/50 peat and perlite or sphagnum moss

Hoya Finlaysonii have long ovate very veiny leaves with a leather like texture

If sphagnum moss is used be careful of root rot

The pot has holes in bottom

Laos has lanceolate shaped green leaves with some slight veining and splash

Epipremnum can also become an epiphyte and live off the air/crawl up trees like other aroids do

Fertilize monthly with a well balanced slow release fertilizer