Dendrobium Martine Minet blue-red-orange Guzmania A striking color form of

A striking color form of the miniature species from Bolivia and Peru

The leaves display prominent venation with a distinctive bumpy

Humidity: Adapts well to average household humidity but appreciates levels of 40-60%

Philodendron ernestii mirrors its natural habitat by seeking support from trees and structures

These flowers lack the long spur found on many other Aerangis and have a distinctive green column

Dendrobium Martine Minet blue-red-orange Guzmania A striking color form ofThis stunning miniature hybrid is a cross between Dend. violaceum and Dend. vexillarius, both from high elevation New Guinea cloud forests. It is a compact, cane like epiphyte, highly valued for its numerous, colorful, clustered flowers. It is excellent for terrariums or specialized intermediate growing. Light: Requires bright, filtered light. Brighter conditions encourage better blooming, but protect it from direct, intense sun. Temperature: An