Phragmipedium QF Lee Eugenia using distilled water

using distilled water

creating dramatic ridges and valleys across the leaf surface

The name "prolifera" refers to its tendency to produce new plantlets or keikis along the stems or inflorescences

with night temperatures between 59-68°F (15-20°C)

The pronounced ridging between veins gives each leaf a three-dimensional sculptural quality that makes this geographic form highly sought after by collectors

Phragmipedium QF Lee Eugenia using distilled waterPhragmipedium 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