Phragmipedium Ecuagenera Diamond Zootrophion This is a small species

This is a  small species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

An east-facing window or a shaded south-facing window is often ideal

Providing strong air movement around the root zone helps ensure optimal development and uniform blooming cycles for this medium-sized plant with nicely proportioned flowers

A spectacular epiphyte from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia

It requires lower light levels than many other orchids

Phragmipedium Ecuagenera Diamond Zootrophion This is a small speciesA refined hybrid of Phrag. Hanne Popow Phrag. anguloi, an Ecuadorian slipper orchid species, this intermediate growing Phragmipedium produces elegant flowers with broad, softly rounded petals and a compact, neatly formed pouch with a luminous yellow throat and delicate rose tones. The graceful, arching inflorescence and refined floral form reflect the gentle elegance of its Phrag. anguloi parentage. Light: Moderate indirect light with 5060% shade