4" Ludisia discolor 'Black Jewel Orchid' veitchii With its high adaptability

With its high adaptability

Anthurium pallidiflorum is a unique and rare variety

This is the form found in areas of Peru

but as an indoor plant the leaves will likely stay a bit smaller -- around 1-2' in width

4" Ludisia discolor 'Black Jewel Orchid' veitchii With its high adaptabilityLudisia discolor, also known as 'Black Jewel Orchid' is mainly grown for its attractive foliage and not for its flowers (white are white) like most other orchids. This particular orchid has a terrestrial growth habit, growing along the top of the soil and is not epiphytic. While this plant grows just fine as an indoor plant, Ludisia discolor grows more vigorously in a terrarium or other high humidity environment. Ludisia discolor care: Keep the soil