Prodotti

Named in honor of Thien, this is one of the few warm-tolerant species in the genus, making it an accessible choice for growers who cannot maintain ...

Named in honor of Adolphe Tonduz, the Swiss-Costa Rican botanist who contributed extensively to the exploration of Central American and Andean flor...

Named for the twisted character of its floral structure — torta meaning "twisted" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador displays a subtly contor...

A registered cool-growing hybrid from the cross of Masd. Fraseri × Masd. Rubicon, Tourmaline combines the vigor and floral character of two well-re...

Named after Tovar, the Venezuelan locality where it was first collected, Masd. tovarensis is one of the few warm-tolerant species in the genus — ma...

A rare and sought-after intermediate-cool species from Ecuador, Masd. trautmanniana is named in honor of Trautmann and is seldom available in culti...

Named for the triangular arrangement of its sepals, Masd. triangularis produces warm-toned flowers with an upright dorsal sepal and two lateral sep...

Named for the three sharp sepal tails that give its flowers a trident-like silhouette — tridens meaning "three-toothed" — this cool-growing species...

Named for the triangular form of its petals — trigonopetala meaning "triangle-petaled" — this intermediate-cool species from Ecuador displays a pre...

Named after the hummingbird — trochilus in Greek — this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador is adapted for hummingbird pollination, with flow...

Named for the distinctly tubular structure of its flowers, Masd. tubulosa is an intermediate-growing species from Ecuador with a well-defined flora...

A botanical subspecies of Masd. tubulosa, distinguished by floral characteristics reminiscent of lilac blossoms — as the epithet syringodes suggest...

True to its name, Masd. uniflora produces a single bloom per stem — a focused display that gives each flower its full visual presence. This cool-gr...

The albino form of Masd. uniflora, producing flowers entirely devoid of the typical pigmentation — a rare and striking botanical variant. Like the ...

A dark-flowered selection of Masd. uniflora, chosen for the depth and intensity of its floral tones. True to its name, uniflora produces a single b...

This species, which gets its name from the urn-shaped structure of its flowers —urceolaris means "urn-like"—, is among the members of the genus wit...

Named in honor of the botanist Ramón Vargas Calderón, Masd. vargasii is a well-regarded intermediate-growing species from Ecuador, valued for its c...

A yellow-flowered selection of Masd. vargasii, an uncommon color form of this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador. Its warm floral tones set ...

This small, cool-to-cold growing orchid is native to high-altitude, rocky slopes in Peru, notably around Machu Picchu. Known as "Wajanki" by the In...

A complex cool-growing hybrid combining three exceptional parents: Masd. veitchiana #8, Masd. rhodehameliana, and Masd. Mundyana. This lineage brin...

Clone #1 of the peach form of Masd. veitchiana — Ecuagenera's primary reference selection of this celebrated color variant. One of the most iconic ...

A named clone of the peach form of Masd. veitchiana, one of the most celebrated species in the genus. 'La Reina' — "The Queen" — was selected for t...

Named for the sail-like form of its spreading sepals — velifera meaning "sail-bearing" — this intermediate-cool species from Ecuador is one of the ...

The epithet velox — meaning "swift" — reflects the vigorous, fast-growing nature of this cool-growing species from Ecuador. A free-flowering and re...

The epithet venatoria — meaning "of the hunt" — alludes to the patterned, spotted markings that characterize this cool-growing species from Ecuador...

Named for the swollen, convex form of its floral tube — as the epithet ventricosa suggests — this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador present...

Named for the inflated, pouch-like structure of its fused sepals — as suggested by the epithet ventricularia — this intermediate-cool species from ...

Named after the goddess of beauty, Masd. venus is an intermediate-growing species from Ecuador that produces well-formed flowers above a compact, t...

A dark-flowered selection of Masd. venus, chosen for the depth and richness of its floral tones. This intermediate-growing species from Ecuador off...

A selected clone of Masd. venus chosen for its particularly vivid floral expression, Radiante stands out within the species for the intensity and p...

True to its name — venusta, meaning "charming" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador produces well-proportioned flowers above a compact rosette....

Named with the evocative epithet vidua — meaning "widow" — this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador is noted for its somber, richly toned flo...

An elegant species from the Ecuadorian highlands, Masd. vieirana produces well-formed flowers on slender stems above a compact, tidy rosette. Its r...

Named for its characteristically greenish floral tones, Masd. virens is a distinctive intermediate-growing species from Ecuador that stands out wit...

A pale-flowered form of Masd. virens, distinguished by its whitish floral tones that contrast with the typically greener coloration of the species....

A rare albescent form of this Ecuadorian cloud forest species, prized for its delicate, pale flowers that stand in elegant contrast to the typical ...