OrchidsOrchid are one of the largest, most diverse, and intriguing floweringFlowering plants belonging to the OrchidaceaeOrchidaceae family in the world. There are around 30,000–35,000 speciesSpecies globally. Ludisia sppLudisia spp.. under the family of OrchidaceaeOrchidaceae is a small terrestrial orchidOrchid of Southeast Asia commonly called the jewel orchidJewel orchid. It is known for its attractive ornamental foliage and small, white flowersFlower in the form of inflorescenceInflorescence and is often grown as a houseplant due to its ease of cultivationCultivation and toleranceTolerance to low light levels. One of the botanical characteristics of this ornamental terrestrial orchidOrchid that makes it one of the great collections for indoor plants is that it can be propagated by division or using rhizomes. Jewel orchidsJewel orchid are commonly grown in well-drained substrates rich in high organic matter and must be kept consistently moist but not waterlogged for optimal horticultural cultivation practicesCultivation Practices. Jewel orchidsJewel orchid have garnered increased attention recently, primarily because of their economic importanceEconomic importance as ornamental and medicinal plants. Research has shown that jewel orchidsJewel orchid contain phytochemicalsPhytochemicals such as flavonoids, tannins, and saponins, which have been traditionally used for their medicinal and therapeutic properties. However, more research is needed to understand the bioactive compoundsBioactive compounds and geneticGenetic applications of Ludisia sppLudisia spp..; Additionally, it is essential to consult a qualified healthcare professional before using it as a remedy. This manuscript will provide a detailed overview of the botanical characteristics, cultivation practicesCultivation Practices, traditional uses, and potential medicinal propertiesMedicinal properties of the jewel orchidsJewel orchid as well as biochemical, biotechnological and geneticGenetic aspects of the jewel orchidsJewel orchid.