Paphiopedilum 'Apres Midi' snake plant We hardly see these neat

We hardly see these neat plants

This rhipsalis grows up in the high canopies of Brazil

It grows slowly in dry conditions but can become dense and lush in warm

Their small fuzzy leaves make them irresistible to have

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Paphiopedilum 'Apres Midi' snake plant We hardly see these neatPlant 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