Phragmipedium Belle Hougue Point Ionopsis It is a lesser-known but

It is a lesser-known but intriguing member of the Philodendron family

providing an attractive foundation for the spectacular flower displays

known for its distinctive foliage and adaptability as a houseplant

often yellowish flowers spotted with purple

appearing on short spikes from the base of pseudobulbs

Phragmipedium Belle Hougue Point Ionopsis It is a lesser-known butA striking slipper orchid hybrid bred from Phrag. Eric Young crossed with Phrag. caudatum, combining warm golden yellow tones with the dramatically elongated, ribbon like pendant petals of caudatum. A bold and architecturally impressive flower for any Phragmipedium collection. Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid direct sun. Consistent bright, filtered light promotes reliable blooming. Temperature: Intermediate growing. 5875F (1424C); cooler nights