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A primary hybrid of Lths. caprimulgus × Lths. portillae, producing pendant flowers with a deeply cupped, globose structure in rich crimson tones ov...

This graceful species produces pendant flowers with a distinctive downward-facing habit and elegant form. The blooms are held on slender, arching s...

Sobralia madisonii is a terrestrial or epiphytic species from Central and South America. This orchid is known for its strong, erect, cane-like grow...

This exceptional 'giganteum' variety represents an extraordinary choice for enthusiasts and lovers of exotic plants, showcasing dramatically enlarg...

Aciopea Ingrid SuarezAciopea Ingrid Suarez is a rare and exciting fragrant intermediate to warm-growing orchid primary hybrid, the result of crossi...

One of the warmer-tolerant species within the genus, Masd. zahlbruckneri is a compact and free-flowering species from Ecuador that adapts well to i...

A hybrid of Max. striata × Max. fractiflexa, two species from the Andean cloud forests. It produces flowers of extraordinary architectural drama, i...

A cross between Masd. helgae and Masd. rex, this impressive hybrid combines the delicate patterning of helgae with the large, bold flowers of rex. ...

A seldom-seen cool-growing species, Masd. hubeinii produces neat, tufted growth and blooms on slender upright stems with the characteristic triangu...

A species from the cloud forests of South America, producing solitary or paired flowers on short, pendant inflorescences that emerge from the base ...

A large, well-established division of this creeping, scandent epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, with multiple active stems bearing thick, glo...

A compact and floriferous species whose flowers display the characteristic triangular sepaline tube and slender tails of the genus, emerging on upr...

Phragmipedium Eugene Banziger Culture: This exceptional slipper orchid hybrid is a cross between Phragmipedium Hanne Popow and Phragmipedium Fritz ...

Named after the Zamora province of Ecuador, Masd. zamorensis is a distinctive species prized for its unusual floral structure and rich coloration. ...

A hybrid of Anth. Black Jungle Gigi × Anth. papillilaminum, two warm-growing Anthuriums selected for their textured, dark foliage. The leaves are e...

A free-flowering epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple simultaneous blooms on erect scapes above long, arching, narro...

Anthurium coriaceum velvety Culture Successful cultivation of Anthurium coriaceum velvety requires attention to the following aspects: Light: Pre...

A select and highly distinguished color form of this majestic epiphytic species native to Ecuador, prized for its vigorous, upright growth habit. T...

Dracula x kareniae "Datura"

Anthurium Betsy Paradise Culture: Successful cultivation of this Anthurium hybrid requires attention to the following aspects, based on the needs o...

A small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing slender pendant racemes of deep burgundy-red flowers from the base of its broad...