Paphiopedilum Little Trouble Macleania Blooms repeatedly throughout the year

Blooms repeatedly throughout the year in spectacular mass clusters from the pseudobulb base

Restrepia antennifera 'Lynniana' blooms prolifically from the base of mature leaves and can produce multiple flowers simultaneously

Temperature: This species prefers intermediate to cool-intermediate conditions

lacquered campanulate flowers feature a wide frontal aperture with a prominent column and lip

A particularly striking feature of Anthurium cabrerense is its spadix

Paphiopedilum Little Trouble Macleania Blooms repeatedly throughout the yearA charming primary hybrid from the cross between Paph. barbigerum and Paph. charlesworthii, uniting the compact, neat growth habit of the former with the striking, broad dorsal sepal characteristic of the latter. The result is a compact slipper orchid of great personality its playful name belying the elegance of its blooms and the ease with which it grows under intermediate warm conditions. Light: Low to moderate indirect light under 6070% shade