Orchidaceae
Ludisia
| Regno | Plantae |
| Sottoregno | Tracheobionta |
| Superdivisione | Spermatophyta |
| Divisione | Magnoliophyta |
| Classe | Liliopsida |
| Ordine | Asparagales |
| Famiglia | Orchidaceae |
| Sottofamiglia | Orchidoideae |
| Genere | Ludisia |
Specie
2
Ludisia is a monotypic 'jewel orchid' genus grown primarily for its foliage rather than flowers. The creeping terrestrial produces velvety dark maroon leaves veined with metallic red or gold, and erect spikes of small white flowers. A warm, shaded, humus-loving grower ideal for terrariums.
Specie e varietà (2)
Ludisia discolor
Low to medium indirect light — this is a 'jewel orchid' grown for its velvety, veined foliage and does not want bright light, which bleaches the leaves. excellent for shadier spots and terrariums.
Ludisia discolor 'Alba'
Low to medium indirect light — this is a 'jewel orchid' grown for its velvety, veined foliage and does not want bright light, which bleaches the leaves. excellent for shadier spots and terrariums.