Phragmipedium besseae Begonia A bold and dramatic species

A bold and dramatic species from Andean cloud forests

cascading sprays of flowers that are predominantly yellow with hints of pink or purple

moisture-retentive mix like high-quality sphagnum moss or small-grade Orchiata bark to maintain the steady hydration it requires

offering a long-lasting and elegant display characteristic of the "dancing lady" style

It grows on rocks or trees

Phragmipedium besseae Begonia A bold and dramatic speciesIn Ecuador, we have five known habitats for this species, and they are situated at different altitudes, starting at 1,000 meters above sea level and going up to 1,900 meters. Light: Bright, indirect light is perfect for Phragmipedium besseae. Ensure it gets filtered sunlight to protect its delicate leaves from direct sun exposure. Temperature: Aim for daytime temperatures between 18 24C (65 75F) with cooler nights around 12 15C (54 59F) to replicate