Phragmipedium QF Lee Aglaonema typically in clusters of two

typically in clusters of two to ten blooms

Humidity: 60-80% relative humidity with good air circulation to prevent fungal issues

Known for its striking

often elliptical or lance-shaped

Phragmipedium QF Lee Aglaonema typically in clusters of twoPhragmipedium QF Lee is a primary cross between the elegant Phrag. hirtzii and the magnificent Phrag. caudatum blends the desirable characteristics of its parent species to create a plant with stunning floral features. Light: Prefers bright but indirect light. It is crucial to avoid direct sun, especially during the midday hours, as this can easily scorch the leaves. Temperature: Thrives in moderate temperatures, with a preference for intermediate