Orchidaceae

A compact creeping epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming low clusters of short stems bearing distinctively large, round, succul...

This diminutive epiphytic orchid, native to Brazil, is characterized by its grass-like appearance and prolific growth habit. It features thin, narr...

A cool-growing miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, notable for its large, orbicular leaves with a dense, velvety pubescent t...

Masdevallia coccinea ‘Gigantea’ is a named clone of a celebrated cloud-forest species, valued by collectors for its distinctive identity and elegan...

A striking hybrid from the cross between Masd. fuchsii and Masd. notosibirica, featuring vibrant flowers with bold coloration and elegant form. The...

A beautiful hybrid between Masd. Gypsy and Masd. Susy de Bermeo that produces elegant flowers with distinctive form and tubular structure. The comp...

An exceptional cultivar from the cross between Masd. yungasensis and Masd. uniflora, selected for its superior multicolored flowers with vivid patt...

A distinctive epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing solitary flowers on slender, erect scapes. The broad, flat lateral sepals sp...

A primary hybrid between Masd. peristeria and Masd. uniflora, combining the broad, open sepals of the former with the compact, erect spike habit of...

This charming hybrid between Masd. rosea and Masd. racemosa produces delicate flowers with graceful form and successive blooming throughout the yea...

Named with the evocative epithet vidua — meaning "widow" — this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador is noted for its somber, richly toned flo...

A rare and sought-after cool-growing species from Ecuador, Masd. wuelfinghoffiana is prized for its elegant floral form and the challenge it presen...

Successful cultivation of Maxillaria chlorantha. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving growth: Light: prefers bright, indi...

Maxillaria perryae

Paphiopedilum superbiens is a distinctive slipper-orchid species whose compact growth and intricately formed bloom reward close observation. Its fo...

Platystele stenostachya gelb blass

A diminutive epiphyllous species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing a solitary flower nestled in a depression on the surface of a larg...

Sobralia macrophylla, meaning "large-leafed Sobralia," is a medium-sized, orchid often found as an epiphyte or terrestrial near waterfalls and rive...

Specklinia schudelii

Stelis guianensis var Maria brings the quiet charm of botanical orchids to a humid growing space, with leafy growth and delicate small flowers carr...

Stelis patinaria

Stelis pilosa

Epidendrum kockii x Epi medusae

Ideal für Terraium.

This exceptional coerulea form of Laelia anceps is celebrated for its distinctive blue-toned flowers with soft lavender-blue petals and sepals cont...

Kefersteinia andreettae is a refined miniature orchid with soft, fan-shaped foliage and a compact growth habit suited to intimate displays. Because...

A warm-growing miniature epiphyte from the forests of Southeast Asia, with a creeping, mat-forming habit that produces numerous tiny solitary flowe...

This exceptional color form of the lowland Amazonian species is highly celebrated for its flat, well-proportioned floral structure and magnificent ...

A hybrid of C. Elegans (1879) × Lc. Vivi Arosemena, two classic Cattleya alliance hybrids with strong ornamental lineage. It produces multiple larg...

This exceptional hybrid orchid cultivar is celebrated for its superior breeding quality and distinctive floral characteristics, making it an excell...

A primary hybrid of Phrag. warszewiczianum var. wallisii and Phrag. anguloi, combining the dramatically elongated, spiraling petal tails of the for...

A primary hybrid of Phrag. kovachii × Phrag. anguloi, two iconic slipper orchid species from the Andean cloud forests, this intermediate-growing Ph...

A jewel among cool-growing miniatures, bearing successive, intricately structured flowers along slender rachises that emerge directly from the leaf...