Phragmipedium Robert-Jan Quene Paphiopedilum It is found in primary

It is found in primary and secondary pine/oak forests at elevations ranging from 1000 to 2450 meters

bright light but must be protected from direct

Named "Wayra" (meaning "wind" in Quechua)

Its leaves are marked with bold stripes of dark green

elongated leaves that form an elegant rosette pattern with distinctive silvery-green coloration

Phragmipedium Robert-Jan Quene Paphiopedilum It is found in primaryPhragmipedium Robert Jan Quene Culture: This exceptional hybrid slipper orchid, between Phrag. besseae and Phragmipedium Fritz Schomburg, masterfully combines the distinctive characteristics of its parents, making it a prized specimen for collectors. Light: Prefers moderate, indirect light. Avoid direct sun, especially during midday hours, as this can easily scorch the leaves. Temperature: Thrives in intermediate temperatures. Ideal daytime