Plants in family orchidaceae
Acineta sella-turcica
Acineta sella-turcica is a cold-growing epiphyte known for its unique adaptation to cooler climates. This orchid thrives in environments where it can attach to trees, drawing moisture and nutrients from the air. Its growth habit and environmental preferences make it a fascinating addition to collections of orchid enthusiasts. The plant's ability to grow in cooler conditions sets it apart from many other orchids, which typically prefer warmer, tropical climates.
Phragmipedium 'Sorel Point'
Phragmipedium 'Sorel Point' is a distinctive hybrid slipper orchid known for its pouch-like blooms in a range of colors, including green, pink, red, and burgundy. The flowers often feature striking veining or speckling, adding to their visual appeal. This orchid thrives in high humidity and moderate temperatures, preferring indirect light. It requires consistent soil moisture with well-draining media and benefits from regular fertilization. 'Sorel Point' is a captivating addition to any orchid collection.
Cypripedium 'Chauncey'
Cypripedium 'Chauncey' is a hardy orchid hybrid that produces small yellow flowers with wine red flecks. It grows on 15-inch tall stalks and features three long, twisted, dark purple sepals. This woodland plant thrives in well-drained, compost-rich soils and requires average moisture levels. It is maintenance-free once established and attracts bees as primary pollinators.
Phalaenopsis violacea 'Indigo'
Phalaenopsis violacea 'Indigo' is an orchid known for its deep indigo-colored blooms. This plant is of blooming size and is appreciated for its striking flower color, making it a desirable addition to orchid collections.
Habenaria repens 'Berkeley'
Habenaria repens 'Berkeley' is a North American native orchid found in bogs, moist meadows, ditches, and floodplains. It grows in damp to aquatic conditions, with 3-8 succulent, lance-shaped green leaves and 18-inch to 2-foot tall stalks. The raceme of tiny spidery green flowers is nocturnally scented with vanilla, blooming repeatedly all summer and into fall.
Stanhopea connata
Stanhopea connata is an orchid species found in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, known for its large flowers with a pungent smell. It grows at altitudes from 1,000 to 2,000 meters and features flowers that are 4.75 to 5.5 inches in size. This orchid is a unique addition to any collection.
Ceratostylis retisquama
Ceratostylis retisquama is a small-sized, warm to hot growing epiphyte that can be mounted on wood slat baskets or cork. This orchid is known for its adaptability to different mounting methods, making it a versatile choice for orchid enthusiasts.
Phragmipedium 'Incan Treasure'
This plant is a hybrid within the Phragmipedium genus, known for its slipper orchids with pouch-like structures. It features a variety of colors including green, pink, red, and purple, often with intricate patterns or veining. The plant thrives in high humidity, moderate temperatures, and indirect light, requiring well-draining growing media and consistent soil moisture. Regular fertilization is essential for its growth. It is highly sought after by orchid enthusiasts.
Brassolaeliocattleya 'Haadyai Delight Bangprom' X Brassolaeliocattleya 'pamela H'
Brassolaeliocattleya 'Haadyai Delight Bangprom' X Brassolaeliocattleya 'pamela H' is a stunning orchid hybrid with large, fragrant flowers in shades of pink, yellow, and white. It prefers bright, indirect light and moderate watering.
Lepanthes veleziana
Lepanthes veleziana is a small orchid species with delicate flowers that thrive in low light and humid environments. Its compact size makes it suitable for small spaces or terrariums.
Bulbophyllum pardalotum
Bulbophyllum pardalotum is a miniature orchid species within the Bulbophyllum genus. It is a cool-growing epiphyte, making it suitable for orchid enthusiasts looking for unique and compact plants.
Maxillaria schunkeana
Maxillaria schunkeana is a small orchid species with very dark, almost black flowers. It prefers bright shade and intermediate temperatures, making it a unique addition to any orchid collection. The plant's intricate blooms and striking color make it a standout choice for orchid enthusiasts.
Masdevallia antonii
Masdevallia antonii is an orchid native to the Andes mountains, known for its intricate patterns and colors. It grows in cloud forests and high-altitude regions, requiring cooler temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light.
Dracula antonii
Dracula antonii is an orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia, known for its flowers resembling a monkey's face. It prefers high humidity, low to medium light, and cool temperatures.
Bulbophyllum mucronatum
Bulbophyllum mucronatum is an orchid species found across Bhutan, Thailand, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, and the Philippines. It typically grows at elevations between 1,300 and 3,900 feet. This plant is adapted to humid, tropical environments and is known for its unique growth habits.
Phragmipedium 'Qf Lee'
Phragmipedium 'Qf Lee' is a hybrid slipper orchid within the Phragmipedium genus, known for its remarkable mix of colors. It is adapted to tropical rainforest-like conditions, requiring high humidity, moderate temperatures, and indirect lighting. This orchid is highly prized by enthusiasts and requires consistent moisture in well-draining media.