Native to: Central and South America
-2nd Picture is not my own- Representative of In-Situ Bloom-
Temperature: Intermediate-Warm- Hot Growing (I grow mine both outdoors in Central Florida and in Terrariums indoors.)
Watering: Daily light mist (Think Mini Vanda).
Light: Artificial, 40%-60% shade cloth, or Very Bright window with no direct sun
A Florida Native Mini. It gets its name “Utricularioides” after a funky Carnivorous Genus that can also be found natively in Florida, Utricularia. The flowers look very similar to each other, but Ionopsis throws out quite the show of dozens of flowers.
Native to: Central and South America
-2nd Picture is not my own- Representative of In-Situ Bloom-
Temperature: Intermediate-Warm- Hot Growing (I grow mine both outdoors in Central Florida and in Terrariums indoors.)
Watering: Daily light mist (Think Mini Vanda).
Light: Artificial, 40%-60% shade cloth, or Very Bright window with no direct sun
A Florida Native Mini. It gets its name “Utricularioides” after a funky Carnivorous Genus that can also be found natively in Florida, Utricularia. The flowers look very similar to each other, but Ionopsis throws out quite the show of dozens of flowers.