Paphiopedilum Saiun (sukhakulii x wardii) 2in

Paphiopedilums or lady slipper orchids, have characteristic pitcher-like flowers. Although they appear carnivorous in shape and physiology, they do not eat insects. They have very similar care requirements to the more common Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) genus with a preference for slightly more water. This is a compact mottled leaf primary hybrid with dramatic spotted petals. Pink, purple, and green with a more pointed shape than Maudie paphs. Very easy and will rebloom yearly. 

Near blooming to Blooming size orchid. Unless stated, the orchid may not be in bloom. 

PAPHIOPEDILUM CARE INFO:

Potting mix: Coarse/fine bark mix. Repot in Spring once per year.

Light: Medium light. North or East facing is preferred. South or West tolerated, ensure proper shielding to protect leaves from direct sun exposure. Place within 3 ft of a light source or window.

Water: Water frequently in hot months when media reaches dry. Do not allow to stay dry for long periods. Once or twice weekly is a good rule of thumb. Flush the pot monthly to prevent salt build up.

Temp: Intermediate-warm (50F min night, 85F max day).

Humidity: 40-70%, tolerant of moderate-low humidity.

Fertilizing: 1/2-1/4 strength urea-free fertilizer, weekly as new roots and leaves emerge. Decrease to monthly or less in Winter. 

Photo credit: Paph. Paradise