Orchidaceae

Dracula sibundoyensis

Dracula villegasii

A reed-stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing arching panicles with multiple long, pendant secondary racemes densely lined w...

A distinctive miniature species native to Ecuador. It grows a large elliptic leaf with a finely papillose texture, and produces successive flowers ...

A refined hybrid between Masd. Copper Angel and Masd. Manco Inca, producing flowers with an elegant tubular form and distinctive structure. It bloo...

A Ecuadorian species featuring flowers with distinctive Bulbophyllum-like characteristics and unusual morphology. Compact plants bloom successively...

This remarkable Ecuadorian species produces dramatic flowers with a distinctive velvety texture and elegant, elongated tails. The compact growth ha...

This remarkable species produces distinctive flowers with exceptionally long, thread-like sepaline tails that can extend several times the length o...

This spectacular species produces enormous flowers that can reach up to 15 cm in length, making it one of the largest in the genus. The striking bl...

This exceptional hybrid between Masd. Chaparana and Masd. coccinea produces vibrant flowers with tubular form and elongated sepals. The compact gro...

Flowering can be variable.

This robust species from Ecuador produces distinctive flowers with thick, leathery texture and tubular form. The blooms emerge on upright stems abo...

This striking hybrid between Masd. macrura and Masd. cucullata produces dramatic flowers with broad, hooded sepals that taper into long, graceful t...

This charming species produces delicate flowers with graceful form and subtle beauty, blooming reliably throughout the year. The compact growth hab...

A charming species distinguished by its delicate flowers featuring tubular sepals with gracefully elongated tails and soft coloration that creates ...

Masdevallia limax

A remarkably floriferous epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing dozens of simultaneous blooms in a pronounced basal habit — flo...

A prolific epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple simultaneous blooms among broad, glossy leaves in a characteristic b...

A species endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, prized for its well-formed, tubular flowers with fused sepals and slender caudas. Compact and se...

A pristine alba form of this species, it bears soft white flowers with a delicate green-yellow wash, golden tails, and a subtle burgundy center tha...

A striking cool-growing species native to Andean cloud forests, it produces vividly colored flowers on slender, upright spikes. Known for its rich,...

Named for the three sharp sepal tails that give its flowers a trident-like silhouette — tridens meaning "three-toothed" — this cool-growing species...

True to its name — venusta, meaning "charming" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador produces well-proportioned flowers above a compact rosette....

A selected orange-form clone of the primary hybrid between Masd. datura and Masd. rex, combining the broad, rounded floral structure of datura with...

A graceful species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing nodding flowers on slender, pendant scapes that arch below the foliage. The blooms ...

A primary hybrid of Max. irrorata × Max. platypetala, combining two large-flowered Maxillaria species. The blooms are broad and elegant with wide, ...

A charming and floriferous species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, clumping mats of narrow, lance-shaped leaves with multiple nod...

Maxillaria swartziana

Maxillariella variabilis

Oncidium baueri is a stunning epiphytic orchid recognized for its graceful dancing lady flowers and vivid blooms. This species reliably produces ab...

This compact species features charming small flowers with distinctive keeled sepals on delicate branching sprays, thriving in intermediate to warm ...

A showy species from the Andean cloud forests, producing clusters of well-formed flowers directly on a broad, fleshy leaf. The free sepals display ...

Pleurothallis papillingua