Ludisia sp. "Jewel Orchid" 3" classes-events " This plant may also

" This plant may also be grown in a loose planting mix much like many other Bromeliads

The size and shape of each plant will vary as well as the leaf color

searching for signs of alien life within the silica regolith

is a epiphytic myrmcophyte

it's super pretty

Ludisia sp. "Jewel Orchid" 3" classes-events " This plant may alsoLudisia and similar genera (Macodes for example) are terrestrial orchids, and are all commonly referred to as the "Jewel Orchids". These orchids produce small white flowers that bloom intermittently, but are prized for their unique dark and velvety foliage. These hardy plants are easy to grow and make a great accent plant for any collection. Light: medium light with no direct sun Propagation: cuttings Soil: potting mix Toxicity: non toxic to pets