Phragmipedium Ecuagenera Diamond Zootrophion dramatically frilled lip with a

dramatically frilled lip with a richly striped orange throat combines the imposing size of Rlc

Providing strong air movement around the root zone helps ensure optimal development and uniform blooming cycles for this medium-sized plant with nicely proportioned flowers

The leaves are heart-shaped and may exhibit a mix of velvety texture (from Anthurium villenaorum) and bright

It requires lower light levels than many other orchids

Phragmipedium Ecuagenera Diamond Zootrophion dramatically frilled lip with aA refined hybrid of Phrag. Hanne Popow Phrag. anguloi, an Ecuadorian slipper orchid species, this intermediate growing Phragmipedium produces elegant flowers with broad, softly rounded petals and a compact, neatly formed pouch with a luminous yellow throat and delicate rose tones. The graceful, arching inflorescence and refined floral form reflect the gentle elegance of its Phrag. anguloi parentage. Light: Moderate indirect light with 5060% shade