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Space saver because of its smaller leaf size
similar to its native arid conditions
A compact and rare species with natural distribution being restricted to forests of Mexico
quickly coating backgrounds
Anthurium bakeri grows as an epiphyte and terrestrial among the humid understorey
Ludisia discolor 'Black' Size:Starter plant Space saver because of itsA gorgeous terrestrial orchid with velvety black leaves. China, Sumatera, Philippines. Easy to grow Keep in a well draining mix (we like to incorporate Molar Clay) Would make a lovely, unusual houseplant Growth habit: Rhizomatous geophyte. Water: Water when top 3 cm of substrate is dry. Light: Bright indirect light. Humidity: 50 70% Please note: these plants are propagated by us in our in house greenhouse. Some variance is expected. Minor cosmetic
