Begonia gironellae High Humidity Paphiopedilum 'Black Jack'

Paphiopedilum 'Black Jack'

native to West Africa and commonly known as snake plant or mother-in-law's tongue

Their fleshy foliage is a particularly rich deep purple and their trailing habit  make them exceptional plants for both hanging baskets

giving the impression of a constellation scattered across the night sky

Begonia gironellae High Humidity Paphiopedilum 'Black Jack'A rare Begonia found only in the Philippines, where it was discovered in Palawan. It is prized for its striking foliage and compact, rosette like growth. The rhizome stays very short, with tightly packed growth that keeps the plant neat and low. The leaves are broad, oval shaped, and beautifully variegated, held on thick, fleshy stems with a distinctive ring of fine hairs at the base. While it resembles Begonia cleopatrae, B. gironellae is more