Flag eria (Mycaranthes pannea)

Flag eria

Flag eria is distinguished by its striking, elongated leaves and clusters of petite, star-shaped flowers. Thriving in humid, shaded environments, this orchid's roots absorb moisture and nutrients from the surrounding air and organic matter, showcasing a remarkable adaptation to its tropical habitat. Its bloom's delicate symmetry and vibrant, earthy hues vividly contrast with the dense green foliage, making it both an elusive and enchanting sight.

Scientific classification

Species

Flag eria (Mycaranthes pannea)

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Spring

Bloom Time

Green, Blue

Leaf Color

1 cm to 1.5 cm

Flower Size

Yellow, Gold

Flower Color

Evergreen

Leaf type

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Flag eria

Every week

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

20 - 38 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Flag eria originates from humid environments, thriving in high humidity with consistent moisture. It should be watered weekly and grown indoors to replicate its tropical climate. Well-draining soil is essential to maintain stable moisture without waterlogging, ensuring optimal health.

Fertilize: Fertilize flag eria with balanced nutrition during growth and switch to high-phosphorus before blooming. Apply half-strength monthly; reduce in winter. Monitor seasonal changes for nutrient uptake and water flag eria before feeding to prevent root burn. Follow label rates and adjust for plant size.

Pruning: Flag eria features unique evergreen leaves and vibrant flowers. Prune in early spring to late winter by removing dead stems and thinning crowded growth, enhancing flowering and vigor. Sterilize tools to prevent disease and consider the plant's natural shape during pruning.

Propagation: Flag eria is an ornamental plant that flourishes when propagated via division. This method involves splitting the plant at natural division points and ensuring each new section has adequate roots and foliage. Consistent moisture without over-saturation post-division is essential for healthy growth.

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