Paphiopedilum micranthum Pest & Disease Management is particularly attractive with its

is particularly attractive with its lone spherical stems and flowers in hues of red-purple

Can be grown outdoors in a protected

The bright white veins on the elongated arrow-shaped leaves remind us of a jewel Alocasia or even a velvet Anthurium

It is not known where this plant was collected from

Streptocarpus has long strappy leaves an lovely arching flowers

Paphiopedilum micranthum Pest & Disease Management is particularly attractive with itsFrom orchid web: The best method of flowering micranthum is to apply cool temperature with reduced watering. In the winter, these plants can handle temperature as low as 40 degrees F, with a day time high as low as 40 to 50 degrees F, but no higher than the 60's if you are trying to produce flowers. Cut water back in 1 2 during the cool off period and this should produce a flower sheath at the base. So basically: grow it outside but keep it away from