Zootrophion alvaroi Trichopogon A compact species native to

A compact species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

an adaptable intermediate to warm grower that thrives with warm daytime conditions and a slight night temperature drop

Philodendron paloraense climbs with support and develops striking serrated leaves as it grows

which can stress the glossy foliage

Zootrophion alvaroi Trichopogon A compact species native toThis small species of epiphytic orchid, currently native to Ecuador and Colombia, is famous for its intricate miniature flowers and charming appearance. Light: Requires bright, filtered light with protection from direct sun. Thrives under intermediate light conditions. Temperature: Prefers intermediate conditions with daytime temperatures of 18 26C (64 79F) and nighttime drops to 15 20C (59 68F). Humidity: Maintains best health with humidity levels of