Anthurium draconopterum 'Paradise' Sarcochilus with night temperatures dropping into

with night temperatures dropping into the 50-60°F (10-16°C) range

making it a popular choice for arid landscapes and indoor gardening

Commonly known as the "Bearded Lepanthes

well-developed pseudobulbs provide good drought tolerance

Anthurium draconopterum 'Paradise' Sarcochilus with night temperatures dropping intoA striking aroid species from the cloud forests of tropical America, instantly recognizable by its large, deeply bifid leaf with two broad, diverging apical lobes that form a bold wing like silhouette. The surface is firm and leathery, with deeply impressed pinnate venation that adds strong architectural texture to each leaf. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad leaf surface. Temperature: