Orchidaceae

Epidendrum zosterifolium

A floriferous primary hybrid of Epi. endresii × Epi. wallisii, combining the compact, creeping habit of its parents with vibrant, star-shaped flowe...

A miniature species from the cloud forests of South America, producing successive flowers on slender ramicaul inflorescences. Each bloom displays t...

A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing flowers with unique twisted or sinuous form and characteristic tubular structure. The compact growth and...

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

An exceptional selected clone of the Ecuadorian species, featuring flowers with elegant tubular form and elongated sepals. This 'Ecuagenera' select...

A unique Ecuadorian species featuring flowers with a distinctive two-horned structure and a characteristic tubular form. With successive blooms eme...

A charming Ecuadorian species producing flowers with elegant tubular structure and elongated sepals. Compact plants bloom successively, making this...

This captivating hybrid between Masd. coccinea and Masd. calocodon produces elegant flowers with distinctive form and gracefully elongated sepaline...

This distinctive Ecuadorian species produces striking flowers with broad, fused sepals forming a wide triangular structure and short, stubby sepali...

This remarkable species from Ecuador produces large, showy flowers with broad sepals and distinctive tubular form. The blooms emerge on upright ste...

This charming species produces distinctive hooded flowers with tubular form and elongated sepals. The blooms emerge on upright stems above the comp...

This striking species produces distinctive flowers with metallic sheen and tubular form. The blooms emerge on upright stems above the compact folia...

This elegant species produces cup-shaped flowers with gracefully curved sepals that form a distinctive chalice-like structure. The blooms are held ...

This remarkable species produces large, showy flowers with broad sepals that taper into long, elegant tails. The blooms are held on sturdy stems an...

Masdevallia datura x Masd. Rolfeana

This primary hybrid between Masd. davisii and Masd. notosibirica showcases elegant flowers with tubular form and elongated sepals. Successive bloom...

This intriguing species produces distinctive flowers with a unique tubular form and subtle coloration that can be deceptively variable. The blooms ...

This graceful species produces pendant flowers with a distinctive drooping habit and elegant form. The blooms are held on slender, arching stems th...

This attractive species produces elegant flowers with contrasting tones between the inner and outer surfaces of the sepals, creating a distinctive ...

This charming miniature species features delicate flowers with curved, sickle-shaped sepals that give the plant its distinctive appearance, bloomin...

This charming hybrid produces delicate flowers with distinctive triangular form and elongated sepaline tails that create an elegant silhouette. The...

This primary hybrid combines Masd. glandulosa with Masd. sanctae-inesae, producing distinctive flowers with vibrant coloration and the characterist...

A free-flowering and adaptable species with a distinctly unusual floral structure, its fused sepals forming a rounded, urn-like cup from which thre...

Masdevallia limax

Masdevallia ludibunda

A striking epiphytic species from Andean cloud forests, producing large, fleshy, pendulous flowers with broad, rounded sepals and a smooth, highly ...

A charming miniature species from Andean cloud forests, producing clusters of globose, porcelain-smooth flowers on upright ramicauls. The inflated,...

A delightful miniature orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, valued for its freely produced blooms and neat, compact growth. The flowers a...

A charming miniature species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, it produces small but intricate flowers with the delicate, jewel-like quality ...

Successful cultivation of Masdevallia sotoana. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving growth: Light: Low to medium indirect...

A hybrid of Masd. deformis × Masd. hirtzii, two high-altitude Ecuadorian species that together produce a compact, free-blooming plant with distinct...

Named in honor of the botanist Ramón Vargas Calderón, Masd. vargasii is a well-regarded intermediate-growing species from Ecuador, valued for its c...

A named clone of the peach form of Masd. veitchiana, one of the most celebrated species in the genus. 'La Reina' — "The Queen" — was selected for t...

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