Jewel Orchid - Ludisia discolor
$14.99
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Jewel Orchid - Ludisia discolor
Wellspring Classic Series ㅤ| ㅤSTARTER-SIZED PLANT
$14.99
Sale price
$14.99
Regular price
Elevate your plant collection with Ludisia discolor, widely known as the Jewel Orchid—one of the few terrestrial orchids grown primarily for its spellbinding foliage rather than just its blooms. Native to the forest floors of Southeast Asia, this houseplant features deep burgundy to near-black velvety leaves detailed with intricate, pinstriped veins of copper, red, and shimmering gold.
While its dramatic leaves capture attention year-round, Ludisia discolor also delights in winter by producing tall, delicate spikes of dainty white flowers with bright yellow centers, creating a striking contrast against its dark, rich canopy
• Average mature height: 4-12 inches
• Light: Bright, indirect
• Soil: Well-drained, maintain moisture
• Zones: 10-12
Arrival Size
3-8" Tall
Pet Friendly
No
Hardiness
Zones 10-12
Water Req's
Medium
Light Req's
Bright, Indirect
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How tall are baby plants?
We aim to ship your plants when they’re 3-8” tall, though we often ship them taller than that.
What determines whether I get a 3-, 6-, or even 18-inch-tall plant?
The exact size of the plant we send you is variable on the time of year and how long we've been growing it out.