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Disterigma dumontii
Philodendron Golden Ring of Fire
A hybrid Philodendron with deeply lobed, elongated leaves featuring wavy, toothed margins and a prominent midrib. New growth emerges in warm golden...
View full detailsPaphiopedilum Cocoa Wintree Stars
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A hybrid of Paph. Cocoa Wintree × Paph. Yi-Ying Twinkling Stars, combining the robust structure of the Cocoa line with the spotted patterning chara...
View full detailsDracula psittacina
A cloud forest specialist from Ecuador with one of the most extraordinary floral structures in the orchid family — a densely spotted, hooded flower...
View full detailsNeolepisorus ovatus f. truncatus
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Paphiopedilum spicerianum
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A classic slipper orchid from the cloud forests of northeastern India and Myanmar, instantly recognizable by its distinctive dorsal sepal — broad, ...
View full detailsOncidium vulcanicum
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A slender, floriferous epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing long, upright spikes densely set with numerous small flowers even...
View full detailsEpidendrum cochlidium (Big)
A large, multi-stemmed specimen of this floriferous reed-stem orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with densely leafed canes and a well-establ...
View full detailsAspasia epidendroides
Aspasia epidendroides is a charming epiphytic orchid from the lowland and foothill forests of Central and South America, first described by Lindley...
View full detailsPhilodendron pinnatilobum aff x Phil. erubescens X Phil. melanochrysum
Comparettia macroplectron
Comparettia macroplectron is an uncommon epiphytic orchid admired for its compact growth and elegant flowers with strikingly elongated spurs. Slend...
View full detailsOncidium portmannii
A graceful epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing arching, branched spikes with medium-sized flowers well spaced along slender ...
View full detailsMasdevallia coccinea 'Red Orange'
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This exceptional color form of the iconic Andean species produces spectacular large flowers with broad, fused sepals forming a wide triangular stru...
View full detailsStelis aprica f. xanthinum
Stelis aprica xanthinum
Guzmania devansayana
Guzmania devansayana is a distinctive tropical bromeliad that develops an elegant rosette of arching foliage. Its architectural growth brings authe...
View full detailsPleurothallis glossopogon
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A slender miniature from the Andean cloud forests, producing successive flowers on an erect scape. The narrow dorsal sepal tapers into an extraordi...
View full detailsEpidendrum marsupiale
A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing solitary, large flowers on upright stems. The bloom displays an erect, elonga...
View full detailsPaphiopedilum Cocoa Green Yearning
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This distinctive Paphiopedilum hybrid between Paph. Cocoa Green and Paph. Cocoa Olympian Yearning, showcases large, bright yellow flowers with broa...
View full detailsAcianthera platystachys
This small epiphyte, is native to the tropical regions of Central and South America (from Mexico to Brazil). It is characterized by its compact gro...
View full detailsMasdevallia ayabacana
A striking orchid species featuring flowers with distinctive patterns and characteristic tubular form. Successive blooms emerge from compact plants...
View full detailsBulbophyllum odontopetalum
This miniature, intermediate-growing epiphyte is native to New Guinea, it has a very short rhizome and small, subglobose pseudobulbs that bear a si...
View full detailsCuitlauzina pulchella
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An elegant epiphytic orchid native to the high-altitude cloud forests of Mexico and Central America. It is admired for its pendulous inflorescences...
View full detailsEpidendrum centropetalum
This epiphytic orchid, is native to the wet montane forests of Central America, growing at elevations of 1200 to 1500 meters. It is a small to medi...
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