Jewel Orchids Ludisia Discolor Foliage Colour_Never Green 'Nana' is small enough for

'Nana' is small enough for gardens that are more limited on space

commonly known as Japanese maple

Its cascading growth habit makes it an ideal choice for hanging displays or elevated pots

greasy to the touch

with a small yield appearing on the tree’s second year and full yields around 3 years later

Jewel Orchids Ludisia Discolor Foliage Colour_Never Green 'Nana' is small enough forLudisia discolor, also known as Jewel Orchids, a mesmerizing species celebrated for its exquisite foliage and enchanting allure. Unlike traditional orchids prized for their blooms, Ludisia discolor steals the spotlight with its stunning leaves, which feature intricate patterns resembling precious gemstones. The Jewel Orchid's foliage is characterized by velvety, dark green leaves adorned with contrasting veins in shades of silver, gold, or burgundy.