paphiopedilum exul big plant Blooming:No Compared to the standard form

Compared to the standard form of Cattleya Brabantiae

but among hobbyists the old name Ascocentrum miniatum is still common and popular

With its graceful

The coerulea form is a natural color mutation that is rare and therefore has become highly sought after in culture

Avoid cold drafts and prolonged lower temperatures

paphiopedilum exul big plant Blooming:No Compared to the standard formPaphiopedilum exul is a compact slipper orchid with bright green, strap shaped leaves and usually one flower per flowering stem. It is a species that in nature does not grow deep in the forest, but rather is bound to rocky sites. This translates in culture to a preference for plenty of air around the roots, an even moisture supply and a location with relatively high light within the Paphiopedilum spectrum. Origin According to Plants of the World