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A cool-growing cloud forest species from the high-altitude Andean slopes, producing tall, branched inflorescences with numerous small, intricately ...

A striking miniature orchid prized for its vivid, jewel-toned blooms and compact growth habit. The flowers display the characteristic triangular sh...

Successful cultivation of Maxillaria sanderiana. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving growth: Light: prefers bright, indi...

A miniature reed-stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing long, arching, branched racemes densely packed with dozens of star-s...

A charming ericaceous, bearing small, urn-shaped tubular flowers with the delicate pendant habit characteristic of the genus. Its compact, trailing...

Ponthieva maculata

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

A selected clone of Masd. macrura, native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing large solitary flowers on sturdy scapes above a robust rosette. ...

A grand and highly sophisticated cross of this majestic species native to Ecuador, combining elite pedigree to showcase its robust upright growth h...

The xanthina form of Masd. herradurae stands out for its luminous yellow flowers, where the three sepals fuse at the base into a characteristic syn...

Guzmania andreettae is a distinctive tropical bromeliad that forms an elegant rosette of arching foliage. Its architectural growth brings a refined...

Andreettaea perangusta Culture Successful cultivation of the fascinating Andreettaea perangusta requires careful attention to its specific needs. H...

An elegant Ecuadorian species featuring fragrant flowers with soft lavender-pink tones and characteristic tubular form. Successive blooms emerge fr...

A rare and sought-after Colombian species, Masdevallia niesseniae bears flowers with broad, richly textured sepals and delicate tail extensions tha...

This variety has a completely dark lip compared to the common Maxillaria sanderiana. Light: prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight...

Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. Temperature: Cool to intermediate temperatures. Dayti...

This distinctive species produces unique flowers with rounded, head-like form that gives the species its name, blooming reliably throughout the yea...

A branching sympodial orchid from the Andean cloud forests of South America, with slender, knotted stems, broad glossy ovate leaves, and waxy flowe...