Orchidaceae

Scaphosepalum breve foncé

Scaphosépalum lima

Scaphosépalum manningii

Scaphosépalum tiaratum

This stunning Central American orchid species is celebrated for its impressive large flowers and vigorous growth habit, making it an excellent choi...

A floriferous species from the tropical lowlands of South America, producing long, pendulous inflorescences densely set with small flowers along ar...

A charming miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing horizontal inflorescences with well-spaced, intricately structured flower...

A miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing upright, slender spikes with small flowers spaced along the rachis. The narr...

A miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing slender, upright spikes with numerous tiny flowers spaced along the rachis. ...

A curious miniature epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, producing slender spikes with small, architecturally distinctive flowers. The...

Sobralia atropubescens, is a terrestrial orchid from the humid mountain forests of Central and South America. It is characterized by its erect, can...

Successful cultivation of the stunning Sobralia bimaculata requires replicating its natural habitat conditions. Here are some essential cultural ti...

Sobralia hirtzii is a cool-to-warm growing species native to Ecuador. This terrestrial orchid features attractive, upright, cane-like stems with pl...

Sobralia kermesina, the Crimson Sobralia, is a terrestrial orchid endemic to Ecuador, typically found at high elevations. This cool-to-intermediate...

This is a large terrestrial orchid found in wet montane forests from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. This hot-to-cool grower has stout, erect, cane-lik...

This is a cool-to-cold growing terrestrial or epiphytic species from the eastern slopes of the Andes (1300–2500 meters). It features stout, erect, ...

This beautiful orchid is an epiphytic or terrestrial species. It is a large plant with thin, cane-like stems and pleated leaves, and its name, pulc...

This orchid is a terrestrial or lithophytic species. It is a large plant with thin, cane-like stems and pleated leaves, known for its tall canes wh...

This orchid is a very widespread species that grows as a large terrestrial or epiphyte throughout Central and South America. It develops tall, cane...