Orchids
Maxillaria parkeri
Maxillaria parkeri is an orchid species native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. It is known for its pendulous blossoms that display a mix of green, brown, and cream shades. This orchid thrives in warm and humid conditions, requiring a well-draining orchid mix and bright but indirect light. Its unique coloration and growth habit make it a fascinating addition to orchid collections. The plant's adaptability to rainforest conditions highlights its need for specific care to mimic its natural habitat.
Cattleya quadricolor
Cattleya quadricolor is an orchid native to the forests of Brazil, known for its large blooms with four distinct hues: pink, purple, yellow, and white. Its velvety texture and intricate patterns make it a prized plant for its rarity and striking appearance. This orchid is a specific variation or cultivar of Cattleya quadricolor, originating from Ecuador.
Masdevallia coccinea 'Gigantea'
Masdevallia coccinea 'Gigantea' is a captivating orchid species from South America, known for its intricate flower patterns and vibrant colors. It thrives in cooler temperatures with high humidity and filtered light, typical of cloud forests and high-altitude regions.
Trisetella andreettae
Trisetella andreettae is a rare orchid species found in the cloud forests of Colombia, known for its unique and intriguing flowers. It requires specific care regarding temperature, humidity, and air circulation, making it a fascinating choice for orchid enthusiasts.
Lycaste 'Gladys Eljuri'
This orchid hybrid was created by Ecuagenera in 2010 and is a cross between Lyc. Kiama and Lyc. Alan Salzman. It combines the best traits of its parent plants, resulting in a unique and attractive orchid.
Cattleya maxima 'Ecua 0244' X 'ecua 0232'
Cattleya maxima 'Ecua 0244' X 'ecua 0232' is an orchid hybrid known for its potential variations in colors, shapes, and sizes. It requires the right amount of light, humidity, and well-balanced nutrients to flourish.
Paphinia neudeckeri
Paphinia neudeckeri is an orchid species native to Central and South America, known for its slipper-shaped flowers with intricate green, brown, and white patterns. It features broad, glossy leaves and requires bright, indirect light and consistent moisture without overwatering. This orchid grows well in a well-draining orchid mix, making it a captivating addition to any orchid collection.
Dracula tubeana
Dracula tubeana is a diminutive orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, known for its petite blooms that resemble a tiny frog or toad. The flowers display intricate patterns in deep purples and rich burgundies, with a fragrance reminiscent of ripe fruits or sweet candies. This orchid prefers cool, humid environments with dappled light and requires consistent moisture and proper air circulation.
Maxillaria chacoensis
Maxillaria chacoensis is an orchid species from the Chaco region of South America, admired for its white petals with intricate markings and a yellow center. It thrives in warm, humid conditions and requires a well-draining orchid mix with indirect light. This orchid is a beautiful addition to any collection, offering a touch of exotic elegance.
Bulbophyllum dearei
Bulbophyllum dearei is a species of orchid known for its unique floral structure. This plant is appreciated by orchid enthusiasts for its distinctive appearance.
Bulbophyllum micranthum
Bulbophyllum micranthum is a species of orchid native to Papua New Guinea, known for its diminutive blooms with intricate patterns and vivid colors. This plant flourishes in the Brown River region and has a localized distribution. Its unique appearance and adaptability to humid environments make it a favorite among orchid enthusiasts.
Cattleya 'Aurora' 'priscila'
Cattleya 'Aurora' 'Priscila' is a hybrid orchid known for its large, fragrant flowers with yellow-green petals and sepals, and a purple lip with a yellow throat. The blooms can last up to three weeks, making it a stunning addition to any orchid collection. This plant thrives in bright, indirect light and requires regular watering and humidity to flourish.
Phragmipedium 'Ivan Portilla'
Phragmipedium 'Ivan Portilla' is a hybrid slipper orchid known for its distinctive pouch-like structure and vibrant colors, including green, pink, red, and purple. It requires high humidity, moderate temperatures, and indirect light to thrive. The plant prefers well-draining growing media and consistent soil moisture, making it a unique addition to orchid collections.
Vanda falcata
Vanda falcata, also known as the Samurai Orchid, is a fragrant orchid native to Japan, Korea, and China. It features small, fan-shaped leaves and flowers in white, green, and shades of purple. This orchid has been cultivated for centuries and is associated with traditional tea ceremonies and bonsai.
Cattleya chamberlainiana
Cattleya chamberlainiana is an orchid species that thrives in bright, indirect light and requires a well-draining growing medium. It is subject to habitat loss in the wild, but conservation efforts and propagation techniques are helping to preserve this species. Known for its beautiful blooms, it is a favorite among orchid enthusiasts.
Lepanthes ortegae
Lepanthes ortegae is an epiphytic orchid native to the cloud forests of Central and South America. It features intricate flowers with fascinating colors and patterns, thriving in high-altitude, cool environments. This miniature orchid is well-suited for cultivation in controlled environments that mimic its natural habitat, making it a unique addition to orchid collections.
Masdevallia amplexa
Masdevallia amplexa is an orchid species native to South America, thriving in cloud forests and high-altitude locales. It requires cool temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light, making it a unique addition to orchid collections.
Specklinia dressleri
Specklinia dressleri is a mini-miniature orchid native to Panama, growing on mossy limbs at elevations of 1,000 meters. It features green leaves with white reticulation and blooms in winter, spring, and summer with single-flowered inflorescences. This epiphyte is well-suited for warm to cool growing conditions.
Masdevallia morochoi
Masdevallia morochoi is a small to medium-sized orchid native to Ecuador, prized for its intricate patterns and vibrant colors. It requires cool to intermediate temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light, making it a beautiful addition to any orchid collection.