Pragmipedium richteri x P. humboltii 'Fortuna'
Phragmipedium 'Predator' is an exquisite hybrid in the Phragmipedium genus, renowned for its slipper orchids with distinctively shaped flowers. This hybrid, aptly named 'Predator', likely boasts a dramatic and striking floral display, characteristic of the Phragmipedium's unique pouch-like blooms. The flowers may exhibit a bold combination of colors, possibly including deep reds, purples, or greens, often enhanced by intricate patterns or veining that contribute to its predatory namesake. Adapted to thrive in environments akin to tropical rainforests, Phragmipedium 'Predator' flourishes in conditions of high humidity, moderate temperatures, and indirect lighting. Proper care for this hybrid includes ensuring well-draining growing media, maintaining consistent soil moisture, and regular fertilization to promote vigorous growth and vibrant flowering. Phragmipedium 'Predator' is particularly esteemed by orchid enthusiasts and collectors for its captivating beauty and the commanding presence it brings to any orchid collection, making it a highly desirable and standout addition for those who are drawn to the dramatic and exotic allure of slipper orchids.
I’ve order a lot of orchids and plants from this company. Most have been decent, some beautiful, and some terrible. This plant is super small and has no blooms on it. Not even a spike starting so will be a while before I can see its beautify.
I love the cattleya from Ecuagenera US in Apopka, FL. I can spend all day wondering around just their orchid greenhouse, checking out each and every one. I've never been able to leave without something in my hands.
This is a small 🪴, but it is healthy and beautiful.
Can't say if it is seed grown or tissue culture. But I like it.
I received my new orchid from Evuagenera USA well packed and in good condition. Good price and nice size plant. Thank you.
Whole order of plants, plural came in damaged. Tried contacting, sent Pic, etc. No response no replacement no anything. Just a bunch of plants ruined. Wasted money.
