Phragmipedium ramiroi
A rarely documented Colombian slipper orchid known from very few collections. Grow it like other warm-to-intermediate Phragmipedium of wet banks: bright filtered light, constantly moist roots in very clean water, and high humidity with good air movement.
Where it grows wild
No wild records with coordinates exist; by analogy with the genus it most likely grows on wet, seepy banks, rock faces or stream margins in humid forest, often where water runs past the roots.
No elevation is recorded for the species; Colombian Phragmipedium generally occur from the foothills to around 2,000 m, so the 174 m lowland climate point is likely too hot.
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