Dendrobium cuthbertsonii 'Martina' Paphinia Avoid direct sunlight which can

Avoid direct sunlight which can damage young leaves

stable temperatures 18-26°C (65-80°F) for optimal development of the distinctive variegated leaves

accompanied by a central lip resembling a spider's body

azure blue petals and sepals that are both broad and slightly curved

Dendrobium cuthbertsonii 'Martina' Paphinia Avoid direct sunlight which canThis miniature, cool growing epiphytic orchid is native to the New Guinea highlands. The species is famed for its large, long lasting flowers relative to the plant's size. The 'Martina' clone is selected for its desirable large flowers in white to soft pink shades. Light: Requires bright, indirect light, which is crucial for flowering. Protect it from direct, intense sun that can burn the fleshy leaves. Temperature: A cool growing species demanding