Jewel Orchid Flowers at Madison Lentz blog

Jewel Orchid Flowers. Jewel orchid flowers are small and relatively unshowy compared to epiphytic orchids. Unlike many orchids, they grow in soil and thrive in shady, humid environments. The flowers emit a mild, sweet fragrance but aren't particularly known for their aroma. To care for a jewel orchid, you’ll need to plant it in a wide, shallow growing pot with orchid mud mix, place it at a sheltered location away from direct sunlight to prevent sun damage, as well as feed and water as needed to avoid root Jewel orchids, native to southern asia, are unique terrestrial plants known for their striking foliage and small white flowers. While most orchids are known for their large, colorful flowers, jewel orchids stand out with their stunning leaves. The jewel orchid or ludisia discolor is unlike all other orchids we grow in our homes because as a houseplant the jewel orchid is prized for its foliage rather than its flowers. I love their velvety texture and veins that create stripes and patterns.

The flowers emit a mild, sweet fragrance but aren't particularly known for their aroma. Unlike many orchids, they grow in soil and thrive in shady, humid environments. I love their velvety texture and veins that create stripes and patterns. The jewel orchid or ludisia discolor is unlike all other orchids we grow in our homes because as a houseplant the jewel orchid is prized for its foliage rather than its flowers. Jewel orchid flowers are small and relatively unshowy compared to epiphytic orchids. Jewel orchids, native to southern asia, are unique terrestrial plants known for their striking foliage and small white flowers. While most orchids are known for their large, colorful flowers, jewel orchids stand out with their stunning leaves. To care for a jewel orchid, you’ll need to plant it in a wide, shallow growing pot with orchid mud mix, place it at a sheltered location away from direct sunlight to prevent sun damage, as well as feed and water as needed to avoid root

Jewel orchid flowers Jewel orchids and Phaius by Carlise and Eike Jauch

Jewel Orchid Flowers The jewel orchid or ludisia discolor is unlike all other orchids we grow in our homes because as a houseplant the jewel orchid is prized for its foliage rather than its flowers. Unlike many orchids, they grow in soil and thrive in shady, humid environments. Jewel orchid flowers are small and relatively unshowy compared to epiphytic orchids. While most orchids are known for their large, colorful flowers, jewel orchids stand out with their stunning leaves. The flowers emit a mild, sweet fragrance but aren't particularly known for their aroma. The jewel orchid or ludisia discolor is unlike all other orchids we grow in our homes because as a houseplant the jewel orchid is prized for its foliage rather than its flowers. To care for a jewel orchid, you’ll need to plant it in a wide, shallow growing pot with orchid mud mix, place it at a sheltered location away from direct sunlight to prevent sun damage, as well as feed and water as needed to avoid root I love their velvety texture and veins that create stripes and patterns. Jewel orchids, native to southern asia, are unique terrestrial plants known for their striking foliage and small white flowers.