Origin
The Zygopetalum mix is an exotic orchid that finds its origin in the dense forests of South America. This plant is native to areas such as Brazil, Bolivia, Peru and particularly Argentina. The Zygopetalum mix belongs to the Orchidaceae family, better known as the orchid family. The plant is named after the Greek words 'zygon', meaning 'yoke', and 'petalon', meaning 'leaf', referring to the shape of the flower lip.

Characteristics
The Zygopetalum mix distinguishes itself with its special and extravagant appearance. The plant has unfolded flowers with a diameter of about 5 centimetres. These flowers have a dark purple colour in the middle and green, wavy edges. The flowers also have a light, exotic scent. The leaves of the Zygopetalum mix are dark green, broad, and have a leathery structure.

Care
To guarantee healthy growth, the Zygopetalum mix requires specific care measures. The plant thrives best in a well-draining soil of bark and peat. It's important to water the Zygopetalum mix regularly, but to avoid letting the roots stand in water. The plant is best placed in a bright environment, but it's essential to avoid direct sunlight. Finally, the temperature during the growth period must be between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius.