Orchidaceae

A stunning leaf-blooming epiphyte native to Ecuador, producing flowers directly on the iridescent leaf surface. The glassy translucent periath fram...

A miniature species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, with elongated, tailed sepals and a fringed lip that closely resembles the genus Masdev...

A selected clone of this Ecuadorian species, with solitary flowers borne directly on a broad, mottled, fleshy leaf. The connate lateral sepals form...

A miniature epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, where the contrast between plant and flower is part of its charm. The large, glaucous...

A large-flowered epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, exceptional in a genus known for miniatures. The broad, rounded dorsal sepal and...

A small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant flowers of a wholly unique architecture. Two globose structures in vivi...

A primary hybrid between Prgm. muscosum and Masd. norops, inheriting the intricate movement-triggered lip of the former and the vivid, compact flor...

Restrepia cuprea

Restrepia falkenbergii

Scaphosepalum macrodactylum

Scaphosepalum triceratops

This is a small to medium-sized terrestrial orchid from wet montane forests (600–1700 meters) in Central and South America. This warm-to-cool growe...

A fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, producing pendulous flowers with broad, finely spotted sepals and a strikingly large, ...

A fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, producing large, sculptural flowers with an upright hooded dorsal sepal, horizontally ...

Stelis concinna

Stelis dapsilis

Stelis jamesonii

Stelis nycterina

Stelis pilosa

This is a primary hybrid between Trt. aurisasinorum and Trt. nanum known for its compact size, making it an excellent candidate for windowsills or ...

Cattleya Manuel Moran (Cattleya Mildred Rives x Cattleya Sierra Blanca) is a captivating hybrid orchid celebrated for its elegant beauty and exquis...

Phragmipedium Michael Riley Culture: Exceptional Phragmipedium Michael Riley hybrid orchid combining Phrag. boissierianum and Phrag. humboldtii gen...

A primary hybrid of Onc. cinnamomeum × Onc. odoratum, combining the intricate patterning of both Andean parents on well-branched, horizontal inflor...

An elegant epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing solitary flowers with a tall, erect dorsal sepal, horizontally spreading lateral sepal...

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

A creeping, mat-forming species from the montane forests of South Asia, offered here in a well-established big size. It produces small pseudobulbs ...

A cross between L. anceps and C. lueddemanniana, this elegant hybrid combines the graceful, arching habit of its Laelia parent with the full, ruffl...

A rare and sought-after Colombian species, Masdevallia niesseniae bears flowers with broad, richly textured sepals and delicate tail extensions tha...

A striking hybrid between Onc. Aidita Tosi and Onc. Cholita Cuencana, bearing arching, branched inflorescences adorned with bold, velvety flowers i...