Paphiopedilum 'Apres Midi'

Paphiopedilum 'Apres Midi'Plant habit & foliage The plant forms a compact fan of leaves typical of many Paphiopedilums, rather than having pseudobulbs. Leaves are likely to display moderate mottling (drawing from its appletonianum parent), giving good ornamental value even when not in bloom. Because one parent is P. hookerae, which grows in somewhat warmer, limestonederived habitats, Apres Midi will tend toward intermediate culture. Flowers While specific flower photos and

Leaf speckling on this plant is normal and apart of it's growth pattern it is not scale insect

they even have the cutest pink flowers

Each pot is roughly 3" in diameter and has drainage

This plant has slender leaves

Foliage can get quite large once mature

The clay body is an off white color

so it's ryzome will creep along the ground surface as it produces new leaves

indirect light — avoid harsh midday sun

We especially love that they swirl

use a semi-coarse potting medium that will drain water well

known for its distinctive and elegant blooms that capture the beauty of the slipper orchid family

They produce little white flowers at the tips of their end too