Ludisia discolor 'Jewel Orchid' low light Water when the top 1"-2"

Water when the top 1"-2" of soil dries out

their leaves are horizontal to photosynthesize and at night

Lovely bright colorful foliage great for any household

This species is native to parts of Costa Rica thus wild variances in the species itself are discovered

They can tolerate some low light conditions

Ludisia discolor 'Jewel Orchid' low light Water when the top 1"-2"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.