Encyclia cordigera f. alba Paphiopedilum The petals and sepals are

The petals and sepals are arranged in a fan-like shape

ranging from deep and lush green to captivating shades of olive and bronze

as it lacks water-storage organs

Features large heart-shaped leaves with glossy green color and prominent veining that creates a distinctive textured pattern

Encyclia cordigera f. alba Paphiopedilum The petals and sepals areA rare and highly sought after alba form of one of the most fragrant orchids in the genus, native to the tropical forests of Central America, bearing pure white to cream flowers with a pristine white lip a striking departure from the typical dark lipped species. Light: Bright, indirect light a south or west facing window with a sheer curtain is ideal. Tolerates more light than most orchids but avoid harsh midday sun. Temperature: Intermediate to warm