Produits

A miniature branching epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense clusters of short, leafy stems with small, tightly packed ova...

A slender reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax, branched racemes of numerous tiny star-shaped flowers arranged...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing few-flowered racemes of highly distinctive blooms with an erect, elongated do...

Épidendrum néoporpax

A classic reed-stem epiphyte widely distributed across the tropical forests of the Americas, bearing solitary star-shaped flowers with an extraordi...

Epidendrum nocturne var mineur

Épidendrum oellgaardii

A vigorous species from high-altitude cloud forests, producing dense, branching racemes packed with small, star-shaped flowers with narrow reflexed...

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

Épidendrum oxapampense

Épidendrum pachygastre

A floriferous hybrid of Epi. Pacific Ember × Epi. Pacific Girl, producing dense, rounded corymbs of warm amber-toned flowers on tall, vigorous cane...

A floriferous hybrid of Epi. Pacific Ember × Epi. Pacific Girl, producing dense, rounded corymbs of vibrant flowers on tall, vigorous cane stems wi...

A floriferous hybrid of Epi. Pacific Ember × Epi. Pacific Girl, producing dense, rounded corymbs of vibrant flowers on tall, vigorous cane stems wi...

A primary hybrid of Epi. medusae × Epi. porpax, combining the compact, densely leafy creeping habit of Epi. porpax with the dramatic, large, globos...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing branched panicles with dense secondary clusters of small, striking bicolore...

A pendant epiphyte from the tropical forests of Central America, forming dramatic cascades of long, rigid, terete-like leaves hanging vertically fr...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing airy, three-branched panicles densely covered with tiny bicolored flowers. ...

A floriferous primary hybrid of Epi. hugomedinae × Epi. schumannianum, combining the dense, multi-flowered inflorescences of both parents into a st...

A vigorous reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing spectacular, highly branched panicles densely covered with hundred...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing few-flowered racemes of spider-shaped blooms with recurved leathery sepals ...

A slender reed-stem epiphyte from the cloud forests of northern South America, bearing solitary or few-flowered racemes of striking, spider-shaped ...

Épidendrum polyanthogastrium

Épidendrum polystachyum

A charming miniature species from Ecuador and Colombia, this green form (f. viride) features compact growth and delicate flowers. Found at elevatio...

This medium to large-sized orchid, is native to the very wet montane forests of Colombia and Ecuador, growing at high elevations (1800 to 3900 mete...

A slender epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax, few-flowered racemes of graceful, spider-shaped blooms on wiry stems wit...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing few-flowered racemes of large, elegant blooms on upright stems with broad, le...

A striking Central American species native to cloud forests of Costa Rica and Panama, prized for its waxy, long-lasting flowers borne on tall, reed...

Épidendrum pseudoglobiflorum

A miniature fan-forming epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing compact rosettes of narrow, strap-like leaves arranged in a dis...

A large reed-stem epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, producing spectacular, highly branched panicles with numerous pendant, densely ...

Épidendrum quisayanum

Épidendrum quitensium

A vigorous terrestrial and lithophytic reed-stem orchid widely distributed across the tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas, producing t...

Épidendrum repens