Phragmipedium Rio Mira Caladium hairy leaves that display purplish-green

hairy leaves that display purplish-green to black coloration on the top surface and deep purple underneath

The name "breviscapum" refers to its short scape (the stalk that supports the inflorescence)

This spectacular aroid is an epiphytic species native to Central American tropical wet forests

Watering: Keep the substrate evenly moist but well-drained

Phragmipedium Rio Mira Caladium hairy leaves that display purplish-greenThis captivating slipper orchid hybrid is named after the Mira River, masterfully combining distinctive characteristics that make it a prized specimen for orchid collectors and enthusiasts. Light: Prefers moderate, indirect light. Avoid direct sun, especially during midday hours, as this can easily scorch the leaves. Temperature: Thrives in intermediate temperatures. Ideal daytime temperatures should range between 18 24C (65 75F), with a slight drop