Philo luxurians

Philo luxuriansSpecies assumed to be from Colombia. Leaves are a beautiful dark green with fantastic velvety texture. The abaxial side of the leaves emerges pink and eventually fades to light green.

established plant

Slow-growing with a small mature size

New leaves emerge dark purple on this rare species

Flowers are oddly-shaped for a Phal

This is an unknown Syngonium species that has been passed around the houseplant/terrarium plant hobbies for years as simply sp

Species from Madagascar

Near blooming size to bloom size seedlings of this compact species from Southeast Asia

often multi-growth plants in 2" pots

Available plants are propagated pups from pictured plants (and others)

A major difference between these and other Jewel Orchids is that a number of Oeceoclades come from arid or seasonally arid regions and can be grown similar to succulents

Was propagated from a stem section from one of my mother plants over the spring and has just pushed up its second leaf

Once believed to be extinct