Orchid

A Ecuadorian cloud forest species whose cup-shaped flowers — referenced by its Latin name meaning "chalice" — display a uniquely rounded sepal stru...

A cloud forest species distinguished by its notably short flower stems — as its Latin name suggests — which hold the flowers close to the foliage i...

A cloud forest species whose name references its irregularly shaped lip, a subtle botanical detail that distinguishes it within the genus. Flowers ...

True to its name, this enigmatic cloud forest species puzzled botanists upon its discovery with flowers that defy easy classification within the ge...

Dracula venosa

A large, well-established division of this architecturally distinct epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with erect, fusiform pseudobulbs be...

A large, well-established division of this selected cultivar from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming voluminous, multi-growth clumps with large,...

A large, well-established mat of this creeping epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with an active rhizome producing dense clusters of succu...

A large, well-established division of this selected variety from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, multi-stemmed clumps with broad, arch...

Named for the small nipple-like protuberances at the tips of its sepal tails — theleura from the Greek for "nipple-tailed" — this intermediate-cool...

An elegant Ecuadorian species producing flowers with slender, tapering sepals and refined tubular structure. Compact plants bloom successively, mak...

Dracula psittacina 1 Culture Dracula psittacina 1 belongs to the genus Dracula and comes from our own propagation in Ecuador. It is a cool-growing ...

A distinctive species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming upright, branching stems densely clothed in small, oblong leaves. Flowers emerge f...

Stelis grandibracteata

Porroglossum muscosum short cauds

A compact sympodial orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing short racemes with fleshy flowers featuring broad, rounded sepals and ...

Cattleya maxima Ecua 00138 x ecua 00139 Culture Cattleya maxima Ecua 00138 x ecua 00139 is a warm-growing orchid species of the genus Cattleya, gro...

Pleurothallis tricarinata is a small-sized, caespitose (clump-forming) epiphytic species found in wet montane forests across a wide range of South ...

This is a captivating and compact epiphytic orchid species native to Central and South America. It is celebrated by collectors for its unique charm...

A charming miniature species endemic to Ecuador, Masd. zumbae produces small but vividly colored flowers on slender, upright stems. Its compact gro...

A branching, leafy orchid from the cloud forests of South America, producing compact terminal corymbs of very small, globose, hooded flowers with f...

Zootrophion aguirrei xanthinum Culture One of the Zootrophion species we grow at Ecuagenera, Zootrophion aguirrei xanthinum does best under interme...

Stelis vulcani brings the understated beauty of botanical orchids to a carefully tended collection. Its leafy growth and delicate flowers invite cl...

Stelis regina

Stelis major is a botanical orchid with leafy growth and intricate flowers arranged along slender flowering stems. Its appeal lies in the details: ...

Stelis langlassei minor brings the subtle charm of botanical orchids to a humid growing space, with leafy growth and delicate small flowers carried...

Stelis guatemalensis

Scaphosepalum breve brown

A small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers of bold, predatory character. The long, divergent lateral sepals and ho...

A striking species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant racemes densely set with small, dark, fleshy flowers along the rachis....

A vigorous species from the Andean cloud forests, producing long, pendant racemes of numerous small flowers from the base of a large, coriaceous le...

Myoxanthus exasperatus is a distinctive epiphytic orchid with a compact, textural presence and strong botanical appeal. Its understated character r...

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

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

Named in honor of orchid enthusiast Ted Terborch, this cool-growing species from Ecuador is among the more sought-after in Ecuagenera's collection....