Orchidaceae

A whimsically named Ecuadorian species whose flowers display the bold, elongated sepal tails and vivid presence worthy of its literary namesake, bl...

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...

Named after the Ayabaca region of northern Peru, this species produces flowers with broad, overlapping sepals and graceful tail extensions on compa...

An elegant slipper orchid hybrid from the cross between Paph. Silmaril and Paph. Enchanted Orient, combining the refined, well-structured dorsal se...

A captivating primary hybrid from the cross between Lths. regularis and Lths. myiophora, combining the precise, geometric floral symmetry of the fo...

A charming primary hybrid from the cross between Paph. barbigerum and Paph. charlesworthii, uniting the compact, neat growth habit of the former wi...

A primary hybrid of Onc. tigroides × Onc. blandum, two cool-growing species from the cloud forests of Ecuador. It produces arching, branched flower...

A luminous maudiae-type slipper orchid hybrid from the cross between Paph. armeniacum and Paph. Michael Koopowitz, combining the warm, golden tones...

A hybrid of Paph. Schöne von Kaunitz × Paph. Senne Calle, two complex Paphiopedilum hybrids with strong slipper orchid lineage. It produces solitar...

A hybrid of Paph. Maudiae × Paph. Senne Calle, two complex Paphiopedilum hybrids renowned for their dark, dramatic foliage and flower forms. It pro...

A cross between Onc. Cholita Cuencana and Oda. Bomboiza 'Maria', this intergeneric hybrid delivers a spectacular display of richly colored flowers ...

A hybrid of Bst. Capricious × Onc. Alessandro Valenza, two complex intergeneric hybrids with strong Oncidium alliance heritage. It produces robust ...

A large, well-established mat of this compact epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, with short, clustered pseudobulbs bearing small, de...

A large, well-established division of this spectacular epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with robust, compressed pseudobulbs bearing broa...

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 exceptionally rare color form from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with vigorous, creeping stems bearing g...

A large, well-established division of this scandent epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with elongated, creeping stems bearing large, leath...

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 division of this botanically captivating epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America, forming compact, dense clump...

A large, well-established division of this botanically remarkable epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, with robust, erect stems bearing large, l...

A large, well-established division of this exceptionally floriferous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, multi-stemmed clump...

A large, well-established division of this scandent epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with slender, creeping stems bearing glossy, well-s...

A large, well-established division of this vigorous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, multi-stemmed clumps with broad, glo...

A large, well-established division of this vigorous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with broad, arching lanceolate leaves emerging from...

A large, well-established mat of this prolific miniature epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, forming a dense, fan-shaped clump of spa...

A vigorous, large-growing epiphytic species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing tall, branching inflorescences laden with numerous star-sh...

A robust epiphytic species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, known for its striking, waxy flowers and compact, clumping growth habit. The blo...