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Bookmark or Share- Phragmipedium Care Sheet - Carter and Holmes OrchidsBright, indirect light is good for adult, flowering size plants. Young plants of Phragmipedium should not be exposed to as much light as older plants. We have had good luck with the following growing media: *Three parts long fibered New Zealand or Chilean sphagnum moss (Soak for at least 24 hours, drain and squeeze out excess water)
- Phragmipedium Orchid Care - OrchidWebPhragmipedium are new world ladyslippers that grow from Mexico down through the central and northern parts of South America. They can be found growing on rock outcroppings ( Mexipedium xerophyticum ), in forks of trees ( Phrag. caudatum ), or volcanic clay ( Phrag. boisserianum , Phrag. wallisii ).
- Phragmipedium (group) - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical GardenPhragmipedium is a genus of around 25 species of terrestrial or epiphytic slipper orchids found growing along stream banks of shady mountain slopes from southern Mexico through central South America at elevations between 13,000-7,200'. They were very popular with Victorian growers and continue to be cultivated today.
- Phragmipedium - The American Orchid SocietyGrow Phragmipedium in pots in a medium grade potting mixture that includes some moisture-retaining ingredients such as sphagnum moss. Provide bright light levels under intermediate to cool-intermediate temperatures, with high elevation plants (P. lindenii) requiring fully cool conditions.
- Phragmipedium Orchids – How to Care in 7 Steps - PlanticulousPhragmipedium orchids are terrestrial plants, originating from Central and South America. They are known for their large and colorful flowers, which are often compared to ballet shoes. Despite sharing the nickname “slipper,” Phragmipedium orchids are different from Paphiopedilum orchids.
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