Orchid

Koellensteinia portillae Culture Koellensteinia portillae is a warm-growing orchid species of the genus Koellensteinia, grown and propagated at our...

A charming miniature orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing slender, arching racemes densely set with small, rounded flowers. This Big...

A striking xanthina form of a miniature to compact species native to the cloud forests of South America. Offered in a large, well-established size,...

A charming and prolific miniature orchid from Andean cloud forests, valued for its freely produced blooms on slender, upright stems. The flowers fe...

A rare albescent form of this Ecuadorian cloud forest species, prized for its delicate, pale flowers that stand in elegant contrast to the typical ...

A charming cloud forest species with slender, upright stems bearing delicate flowers with the characteristic triangular sepal structure of the genu...

An Ecuadorian endemic species distinguished by its tubular flowers with elegantly elongated sepal tails, blooming successively on slender upright s...

A Colombian cloud forest species bearing flowers with broad, richly textured sepals and characteristic tail extensions, blooming successively on up...

An epiphytic miniature species from the cloud forests of South America, producing tiny, globose flowers with fleshy, inward-curving sepals and peta...

A large, well-established division of this scandent epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with slender, creeping stems bearing glossy, well-s...

A large, well-established division of this vigorous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, multi-stemmed clumps with broad, glo...

A large, well-established division of this vigorous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with broad, arching lanceolate leaves emerging from...

Pleurothallis divaricans offers collectors a closer look at the intricate world of pleurothallid orchids. Its leafy growth and delicately structure...

A unique species that features flowers with the fused sepal tube and the characteristic tapered tails of the genus, produced in slender, erect indi...

Named in honor of orchid enthusiast Ted Terborch, this is the type form of the species — the original reference collection from which the species w...

A robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, notable for its racemose flowering habit — each erect scape carries multiple successive b...

Trichotosia vulpina Culture Trichotosia vulpina belongs to the genus Trichotosia and comes from our own propagation in Ecuador. It is an intermedia...

Stelis coronaria Culture Stelis coronaria belongs to the genus Stelis and comes from our own propagation in Ecuador. It is a cool-growing orchid. ...

Restrepia trichoglossa #4 Culture Restrepia trichoglossa #4 belongs to the genus Restrepia and comes from our own propagation in Ecuador. It is a c...

A charming leaf-blooming miniature epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing tiny flowers directly from the surface of the fleshy, lanceola...

A floriferous species from Andean cloud forests with arching, densely packed racemes carrying an exceptional number of blooms simultaneously. Sepal...

Stelis striolata

Stelis platystachya

Stelis pelycophora

Stelis nanegalensis offers the delicate beauty of a botanical orchid whose flowers reward close observation. Its leafy growth provides a green back...

Stelis majorella offers the understated charm of a botanical orchid with leafy growth and delicate flowers displayed along slender flowering stems....

Stelis kefersteiniana #3 invites you to enjoy orchid flowers on a smaller, more intimate scale. Its leafy growth and slender spikes of delicate blo...

Stelis disticha

Stelis azuayensis

Stelis anthracina

A small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing solitary flowers directly on the surface of a large, fleshy leaf. The broad tri...

A pale-flowered form of Masd. virens, distinguished by its whitish floral tones that contrast with the typically greener coloration of the species....

A graceful miniature species endemic to Ecuadorian cloud forests, producing slender, pendulous flowers on arching ramicauls. The three sepals conve...