Paph. hirsutissimum var. album
(syn. P. esquirolei)
SKU:13424
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3.25" Pot - 2 Old, 3 New, and 1 Start - Flowering Size - Individual Listing
$200
Not In-Spike
Description
A very rare color form of the species, which lacks hairs on the stem or ovaries!
Known as the "Shaggy Paphiopedilum", this species is native to regions of Northeast India and Myanmar. In the wild, these orchids are most often found growing semi-epiphytically on or near trees, in media consisting of moss and detritus. This spring-blooming orchid benefits from a cooler, slightly drier winter in order to stimulate spring flowering. During the summer months, active growth should be supplemented with adequate watering and liquid fertilizer.
Known as the "Shaggy Paphiopedilum", this species is native to regions of Northeast India and Myanmar. In the wild, these orchids are most often found growing semi-epiphytically on or near trees, in media consisting of moss and detritus. This spring-blooming orchid benefits from a cooler, slightly drier winter in order to stimulate spring flowering. During the summer months, active growth should be supplemented with adequate watering and liquid fertilizer.
Attributes
Temperature
Cool-Intermediate
Bloom Season
Spring
Fragrant
No
Light Level
Low-Medium
Color(s)
Green
