Ludisia discolor - Jewel Orchid Monstera Philodendron & Pothos This species name was first

This species name was first identified and published in 1854

Keep Sphagnum Moss moist all the time

This variety's leaves have yellow variegation running along the edges of the leaves

Aralia Fabian

more water and fertiliser high in potash will give it the best chance of flowering

Ludisia discolor - Jewel Orchid Monstera Philodendron & Pothos This species name was firstUnlike most orchids grown for their flowers, Ludisia discolor is treasured for its velvety, deep burgundy leaves etched with fine pink or coppery veins that shimmer in the light. Compact and low growing, it makes a beautiful tabletop or terrarium style houseplant and is far more forgiving than many traditional orchids. In winter, it may also reward patient growers with delicate white flowers held on upright stems. Scientific Name Ludisia discolor