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Phragmipedium besseae Amazonas Culture: In Ecuador, we have five known habitats for this species, and they are situated at different altitudes, sta...

Oeoniella polystachys is a tropical epiphytic orchid with a graceful monopodial habit and strong specimen potential. Its structured growth and expo...

A gem-like miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, prized for its large, finely reticulated iridescent leaves and its jewel-like epiph...

A compact epiphyte native to Ecuador, producing small, erect flowers directly from the base of distinctive dark, cylindrical pseudobulbs. The lance...

The cultivation of Anthurium besseae aff. follows similar principles to the original Anthurium besseae, with emphasis on: Light: Prefers bright, ...

This medium-sized epiphytic orchid species is celebrated for its compact growth habit and distinctive floral characteristics, making it an excelle...

Dracula presbys

A hybrid of Oncidium Eximium × Oncidium Doreen, producing arching sprays of numerous small flowers with intricate patterning and a graceful, cascad...

Drymonia serrulata is a distinctive tropical gesneriad that adds lush rainforest texture and an appealing natural habit to a curated plant collecti...

A standout miniature species from the Andean cloud forests of South America, producing proportionally large, showy flowers on slender arching inflo...

This epiphytic orchid is native to New Guinea, found at elevations around 1560 meters. It is a moderate-growing species with subglobular pseudobulb...

Successful cultivation of Maxillaria pendens. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving growth: Light: prefers bright, indirec...