Plants in genus maxillaria
Maxillaria pseudoreichenheimiana
Maxillaria pseudoreichenheimiana is an orchid native to the rainforests of Central and South America. It features pendulous blossoms with intricate patterns in shades of green, brown, and cream. This orchid thrives in warm, humid conditions and requires a well-draining orchid mix with bright but indirect light.
Maxillaria desvauxiana
Maxillaria desvauxiana is a tropical orchid native to South America, known for its silver-flecked leaves and delicate, fragrant flowers. It thrives in warm, humid conditions with dappled sunlight.
Maxillaria striata
Maxillaria striata is an orchid native to the rainforests of Central and South America, known for its pendulous blossoms in green, brown, and cream shades. It requires a well-draining orchid mix and bright, indirect light.
Maxillaria argyrophylla
Maxillaria argyrophylla is an orchid native to South America, notable for its silver-flecked leaves and delicate, fragrant flowers. It thrives in warm, humid conditions with dappled sunlight and requires well-draining soil with consistent moisture. This plant is a beautiful addition to any orchid collection.
Maxillaria brachybulbon
Maxillaria brachybulbon is a petite orchid from Central and South America, known for its intricate yellow blooms with red accents. It thrives in moderate temperatures and high humidity, requiring a well-draining orchid mix and indirect light. Its compact growth habit makes it suitable for small spaces.
Maxillaria variabilis
Maxillaria variabilis is an epiphytic orchid native to Central and South America, ranging from Mexico to Panama. It is known for its petite, fragrant flowers in shades of yellow, brown, and red, and slender, elongated green leaves. The plant thrives in bright, indirect light and requires consistent moisture.
Maxillaria tenuifolia
Maxillaria tenuifolia, an epiphytic orchid species from Mexico to Nicaragua, is known for its small, coconut-scented flowers. The red flowers with yellow or brown speckles grow well under various light conditions, preferring intermediate temperatures and high humidity. This orchid is often grown in bark or coarse mix and requires consistent moisture.
Maxillaria splendens
Maxillaria splendens is an orchid native to the rainforests of Central and South America, known for its pendulous blossoms in shades of green, brown, and cream. It requires a well-draining orchid mix, bright but indirect light, and careful watering to thrive. This plant adds an exotic touch to any orchid collection.
Maxillaria porrecta
Maxillaria porrecta is an epiphytic orchid native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It is known for its small, colorful flowers and distinct fragrance. This orchid's vibrant blooms and aromatic appeal make it a popular choice for orchid enthusiasts and those looking to add a touch of the tropics to their plant collection.
Maxillaria fletcheriana
Native to the rainforests of Central and South America, this orchid has pendulous blossoms in shades of green, brown, and creamy white. It requires a well-draining orchid mix, bright indirect light, and careful watering.
Maxillaria hennisiana
Maxillaria hennisiana is an orchid native to Central and South American rainforests, featuring pendulous blossoms in shades of yellow, brown, and white. It requires bright, indirect light and careful watering.
Maxillaria elegantula
Maxillaria elegantula is an orchid native to the cloud forests of South America, known for its delicate, pendulous blossoms in shades of white, green, and burgundy. It thrives in cool, high-humidity environments and requires a well-draining orchid mix with indirect light.
Maxillaria nigrescens
Maxillaria nigrescens is an orchid native to the rainforests of Central and South America. It features pendulous blossoms in shades of green, brown, and cream. This plant requires warm, humid conditions and bright but indirect light.
Maxillaria egertoniana
Maxillaria egertoniana is an orchid species from Central and South America, known for its intricate and colorful flowers. Cultivated for its ornamental qualities, this plant requires specific care regarding temperature, humidity, and air circulation, making it a prized addition to orchid collections.
Maxillaria richii
Maxillaria richii is a petite orchid species native to Central and South America, known for its fragrant blooms with intricate green, brown, and red patterns. It features slender, elongated leaves and thrives in a well-draining orchid mix with bright, indirect light.
Maxillaria arachnitiflora
Maxillaria arachnitiflora is an orchid native to South America, known for its spider-like flowers with long, thread-like petals. It requires bright, indirect light and high humidity, thriving in warm temperatures.
Maxillaria rubioi
Maxillaria rubioi is an orchid native to the rainforests of Central and South America, known for its pendulous blossoms in shades of green, brown, and cream. This orchid thrives in warm, humid conditions with bright but indirect light, making it a captivating addition to any collection.
Maxillaria nardoides
Maxillaria nardoides is a small, clump-forming orchid that thrives in hot to warm climates. This ascending epiphyte is notable for its compact size and adaptability to various growing conditions. It is treated to be 4N, enhancing its vigor and resilience.
Maxillaria rufescens
Maxillaria rufescens is an orchid native to Central and South America, featuring petite, fragrant flowers in shades of green, brown, and red. It requires a well-draining orchid mix and bright, indirect light.
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.
Maxillaria callichroma
Maxillaria callichroma is an orchid native to the cloud forests of South America, known for its burgundy and bright yellow flowers. It thrives in cool, humid conditions with well-draining soil and diffused light.