Anoectochilus albolineatus X Macodes petola
A hybrid of two stunning Jewel Orchids; it is terrestrial orchid with a creeping, rhizomatic growth habit, leaves are dark green and ovate-elliptic with striking gold venation.
Pot: ø 6cm.
Height: Approximately 6cm from base of pot.
Light: Jewel Orchids typically grow on the forest floor in their native environment. Indirect light or shade, between 250-400 foot-candles. It is important for the plant to see the sky in order to survive.
Water: Jewel Orchids prefer the moss to be kept moist - providing that the plant is receiving adequate light.
Potting medium: Sphagnum moss or a mix of coco chips, coco coir, pine bark, perlite and worm castings, it’s also beneficial to add a layer of sphagnum moss to the top to keep the temperature up and moisture in.
Fertilising: Feed your plant monthly during the growing season or when you observe active growth. You can dilute fertiliser to half the recommended amount but never add more.
Temperature: 16-28°C; 22˚C is considered ideal during the day with cooler night temperatures.
Humidity: Higher humidity is best (80%), these plants work well in a terrarium. You can increase humidity by placing the plant on a watered pebble tray, under a cloche or using a humidifier.
This plant is non-toxic.