Ludisia discolor 'Jewel Orchid'Ludisia discolor is a terrestrial orchid native to parts of the Eastern hemisphere commonly. Commonly referred to as jewel orchids they are most known for their dark, almost black, velvety foliage and have strikingly pink colored veins. The ones we're offering are pretty similar if not identical to the photo, they are small 2" inch plants and they are often cultivated as miniature terrarium species. Care They enjoy humidity and bright indirect light.

This plant will actually get a bit flexible when in need of water

They will like to be watered when the first 1-2 inches are dry out which should roughly be about once a week

Not your grammy's plant

the area they grow in is usually a more drier climate

This process is called "corking" as the plant sturdies itself in the ground

Even we can't resist the beautiful white marbling on Monstera albos

All of our plants are ethically sourced from certified U

We recommend watering once every 2-3 weeks

We strongly condemn the poaching of plants or wild collection

This is to provide shelter for ants

Carnivorous plants do best when given a TON of light

With strong sun the plant will become a higher color intensity of pink