Ludisia discolor 'Jewel Orchid'Ludisia discolor is a terrestrial orchid native to parts of the Eastern hemisphere commonly. Commonly referred to as jewel orchids they are most known for their dark, almost black, velvety foliage and have strikingly pink colored veins. The ones we're offering are pretty similar if not identical to the photo, they are small 2" inch plants and they are often cultivated as miniature terrarium species. Care They enjoy humidity and bright indirect light.

Alocasias in general will like to dry out roughly 3/4ths of the way in the soil it is rooted in

These thrive in bright filtered light to medium

almost black and extraterrestrial looking foliage

Jungle cacti and more succulent-like plants can usually be long until the foliage starts to feel soft

In collaboration with FISK

then we use an outer layer of sheet moss as a green exterior

You can re-pot using 100% sphagnum moss or a soil mixture labeled for carnivorous plants

Water roughly every 10-14 during the spring and summer when the soil is dry or the foliage feels limp

They can show signs of wilting when they are thirsty

Watering every 3-4 weeks during the summer and 4-5 weeks during the winter

They will also like warmer spring and summer conditions to encourage blooming

Water every 10-14 days as the pot drys or the foliage feels limp rather than firm