Phragmipedium QF Lee Aglaonema typically in clusters of two

typically in clusters of two to ten blooms

Highly sought after by collectors of botanical species

Stanhopea orchids are often referred to as "the upside-down orchids" due to their unique and intriguing flower arrangement

Humidity: 65-80% with good air circulation

Phragmipedium QF Lee Aglaonema typically in clusters of twoPhragmipedium QF Lee is a primary cross between the elegant Phrag. hirtzii and the magnificent Phrag. caudatum blends the desirable characteristics of its parent species to create a plant with stunning floral features. Light: Prefers bright but indirect light. It is crucial to avoid direct sun, especially during the midday hours, as this can easily scorch the leaves. Temperature: Thrives in moderate temperatures, with a preference for intermediate