Mormodes rosea Hybrid Orchid shield-shaped leaves feature a striking

shield-shaped leaves feature a striking contrast of deep green color with prominent silver-white veins

featuring distinctive pointed tips and velvety texture that creates an elegant contrast to the traditional Queen variety

arching or pendulous inflorescences densely packed with waxy

Successful cultivation of Anthurium cutucuense requires attention to the following aspects:

elongated heart-shaped leaves display a distinctive velvety texture with subtle pale green veining that creates delicate patterns

Mormodes rosea Hybrid Orchid shield-shaped leaves feature a strikingThis is a warm growing, deciduous epiphyte native to the wet tropical biome of Brazil. It is one of the more unique orchids available, belonging to a genus known for its complex and non symmetrical flowers. It sheds its leaves annually during its dormant period. Light: Bright, indirect light during the growing season is ideal. It can tolerate high light levels, but shield it from intense, direct midday sun. Temperature: A hot to warm growing species.