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Acineta sulcata Culture: Successful cultivation of the fascinating Acineta sulcata. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving gr...

A striking dark form of the Ecuadorian species, featuring elongated, arching sepals and petals dominated by deep mahogany-red tones with contrastin...

This exceptional color form of the lowland Amazonian species is highly celebrated for its flat, well-proportioned floral structure and magnificent ...

Pearcea bilabiata is a tropical gesneriad with lush, textured foliage and a compact understory character. Its richly botanical appearance makes it ...

Aechmea retusaAechmea retusa is an attractive and robust epiphytic bromeliad native to the tropical forests of South America, including Ecuador. Fi...

This complex Paphiopedilum hybrid blends two esteemed Japanese "Enzan" crosses, known for robust growth and large, symmetrical flowers. Its blooms ...

A rare and highly sought-after color form of Max. macrura from the cloud forests of Ecuador, distinguished by its fully chartreuse-yellow flowers l...

Phragmipedium Haley Decker Culture: This exceptional slipper orchid hybrid is a cross between Phragmipedium kovachii and Phragmipedium Saint Ouen, ...

A reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing dense, pendulous, cone-shaped racemes tightly packed with overlapping flowe...

A robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing spikes with several medium to large flowers. The very elongated, linear-lanceol...

Porroglossum parsonsii

Phragmipedium Priscila de Portilla Culture: It´s an exceptional slipper orchid hybrid that showcases the remarkable beauty and elegance of the Phr...

Macleania salapa Culture Macleania salapa is an Ericaceae species of the genus Macleania, grown at our nurseries in Ecuador. It grows best in inter...

A fascinating species with a globose, open-faced flower whose fused sepals form a rounded cup boldly marked with dark spots and a richly contrastin...