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A miniature species from Andean cloud forests, prized for its prolific blooming habit and star-shaped flowers with elongated sepaline tails that gi...

A robust species from the cloud forests of South America, offered here in a well-established big size. It forms broad, fleshy rosettes of spatulate...

A cool-growing species from the cloud forests of South America, offered here in a well-established big size. It forms dense rosettes of upright, sp...

A cross between Den. pseudoglomeratum and Den. cuthbertsonii, this captivating miniature hybrid combines the clustered, multi-flowered spikes of ps...

A captivating cloud forest species whose fused sepals form a distinctive globose flower with short, spreading tails — an unusual and elegant struct...

A cloud forest species whose Latin name references its notably short tails — a subtle but distinctive trait that differentiates it from the long-ta...

A large, well-established division of this spectacular epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with robust, compressed pseudobulbs bearing broa...

A large, well-established division of this exceptionally rare color form from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with vigorous, creeping stems bearing g...

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

A large, well-established division of this botanically captivating epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America, forming compact, dense clump...

A large, well-established division of this botanically remarkable epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, with robust, erect stems bearing large, l...

A captivating miniature epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, forming dense rosettes of narrow, ciliate leaves. The slender, erect infl...

A primary hybrid of Onc. cinnamomeum × Onc. odoratum, offered here as a large, well-established specimen ready to bloom. The narrow, undulate sepal...

A Peruvian cloud forest species notable for its zigzagging flower stems — a trait reflected in its Latin name — which bear successive blooms with t...

A primary hybrid of Onc. constrictum × Onc. manuelariasii, offered here as a large, well-established specimen with a robust root system and multipl...

A vigorous, large-growing epiphytic species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing tall, branching inflorescences laden with numerous star-sh...

A compact epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, notable for its exceptionally long, thread-like scapes that rise well above the dense ro...

A robust, large-growing species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, offered here in a well-established big size. It produces spatulate, upright leav...

A miniature species native to the cloud Andean forests, offered here in a well-established big size. It forms dense, compact clumps of narrow, line...

A floriferous Dendrobium hybrid offered in a well-established big size, selected for its pink color form. It produces compact, leafy canes densely ...

A rare and sought-after Ericaceae species prized for its pendulous, tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds in its native cloud forest habitat — ...

A cross between Masd. helgae and Masd. rex, this impressive hybrid combines the delicate patterning of helgae with the large, bold flowers of rex. ...

A cross between Den. agathodaemonis and Den. cuthbertsonii, this exceptional alba form displays the same extraordinarily long-lasting flowers as it...

A cross between Den. agathodaemonis and Den. cuthbertsonii, this compact hybrid is celebrated for its extraordinarily long-lasting flowers and prol...

Among the most spectacular members of its genus, this Colombian cloud forest species produces large, showy flowers with broad, fused sepals that fo...

A species from the Guiana Highlands with a notably wide natural distribution, bearing small but charming flowers with fused sepals and delicate tai...

A Ecuadorian cloud forest species whose cup-shaped flowers — referenced by its Latin name meaning "chalice" — display a uniquely rounded sepal stru...

A cloud forest species distinguished by its notably short flower stems — as its Latin name suggests — which hold the flowers close to the foliage i...

An Ecuadorian species with slender, upright stems bearing flowers with the characteristic fused-sepal structure and elongated tails of the genus, b...

Named after the Ayabaca region of northern Peru, this species produces flowers with broad, overlapping sepals and graceful tail extensions on compa...

True to its name, this enigmatic cloud forest species puzzled botanists upon its discovery with flowers that defy easy classification within the ge...

A large, well-established division of this architecturally distinct epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with erect, fusiform pseudobulbs be...

A large, well-established division of this selected cultivar from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming voluminous, multi-growth clumps with large,...