Phragmipedium Eric Young xanthinum red Lycomormium This orchid hybrid is a

This orchid hybrid is a testament to the beauty and creativity that can be achieved through orchid breeding

Laelia purpurata x C leopoldii x Blc Pamela Hetherington

dark green leaves produced along a creeping rhizome

East-facing windows with filtered light are ideal

Don't let the soil dry out completely

Phragmipedium Eric Young xanthinum red Lycomormium This orchid hybrid is aCheck out this gorgeous Phragmipedium Eric Young growing at Ecuagenera! It's a special orchid, a hybrid of Phragmipedium longifolium alba and Phragmipedium besseae flavum. Light: flourishes in environments with bright, indirect light. Shield it from direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch and promote lush foliage. Temperature: To replicate its natural conditions, maintain daytime temperatures between 20 25C (68 77F) and slightly cooler nights at 12 18C