Paraphalaenopsis labukensis × serpentilingua

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Paraphalaenopsis labukensis × serpentilinguaParaphalaenopsis labukensis serpentilingua is a hybrid orchid combining two Paraphalaenopsis species from Borneo. This plant produces pendulous, terete (cylindrical) foliage that can grow several feet long, making it striking when displayed hanging. The inflorescences emerge from the base of mature growths and carry 23 flowers in summer and fall, often with a pleasant fragrance. Like its parents, it prefers conditions that mimic its native humid

Avoid direct sunlight to protect the dark foliage

Allow the growing medium to dry slightly between waterings

Unlike many other orchids

It grows lithophytically (on rocks) or epiphytically in lowland montane forests at elevations of 1

enhancing the plant's overall appearance

From the point where the petiole meets the leaf

It naturally occurs at elevations ranging from approximately 400 to 1

especially in the morning

cooler conditions may be beneficial

coco coir) to prevent root rot

bead-like spots

and feature raised veins