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Found in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama epiphytically on trees in open forests and occasionally terrestrially in soil pockets ocurring at altitudes of sealevel to 1000 meters, as a medium to large sized, hot to warm growing species...

Found in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama epiphytically on trees in open forests and occasionally terrestrially in soil pockets ocurring at altitudes of sealevel to 1000 meters, as a medium to large sized, hot to warm growing species...

Encyclia ceratistes, also known as Epidendrum ramonense or frosted rain, is a species of orchid. Common Name: Horned-Columned Encyclia Habitat: Central America and Brazil, Columbia, and Venezuela. It is found growing in wet oak forests from 330 to 1600 meters in elevation. Plant Size: Large. The pseudobulbs are pear-shaped and have from one...

This is the rare color form of a species native to various regions in Mexico, Central America, and South America. Widespread species like this one are typically easy to grow. This orchid prefers partial sun and warm to hot conditions, and it should be...

The best and darkest of the cordigeras are from Panama and are the variety rosea.This particular cross will surely yield award quality flowers that are very dark. This species is pretty adaptable and a good choice for beginners as long as there is good light....

Epidendrum - Oerstedella schweinfurthiana Related to reed stem orchids, thin leaves and warty leaf sheaths that cover the stems. Cool growing. Best grown epiphitically, they require frequent watering, flowers are lavender with orange and purple with yellow tipped sepals. Frost hardy to a least 28 F.

Origin: Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama.Synonym: Epidendrum brassavolae, Encyclia brassavolae, Panarica brassavolae.Temperature: 15°-24°CWater: Water + mist regularlyHumidity: 60-80%.Flowers: Produces spikes with 4 to 14 waxy flowers. The flowers remind of the Brassavola genus.Flowering season: Spring, summerFlowering time: 4 to 6 weeksFragrance:...

Origin: Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama.Synonym: Epidendrum brassavolae, Encyclia brassavolae, Panarica brassavolae.Temperature: 15°-24°CWater: Water + mist regularlyHumidity: 60-80%.Flowers: Produces spikes with 4 to 14 waxy flowers. The flowers remind of the Brassavola genus.Flowering season: Spring, summerFlowering time: 4 to 6 weeksFragrance:...

Epidendrum ciliare, or the fringed star orchid, has enjoyed a host of names over the centuries. Epidendrum species native to Mexico and montane forests of Central and South America. Flowers are fragrant, with a citrusy scent. bright indirect light; let dry between waterings.  younger plants have...

A large sized, hot to cool growing terrrestrial or epiphytic reedstem species of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Surinam, Guyana, Venezuela and Trinidad that grows on trees in dense tropical forests, open pinelands, and as a...

Epidendrum porpax is  a small growing miniature.This species is native to Colombia and Venezuela where it grows in pine forests, usually on the sides of trees in dense clumps or mats. This orchid can be identified by its 3" long stems covered in alternating,...

Epidendrum pseudepidendrum is a species of orchid native to Costa Rica and Panama. The upright canes, which can reach 5 ft., bear paniculate inflorescences which can re-bloom for several years. The plant on sale is pictured in photo 2 for reference of size, it...

A very well known hybrid which is heavily dominated by Epi. pseudoepidendrum. Super colorful! Plants with get tall with age, highly recommended.  SEASON: Typically Spring, but can bloom anytime TEMPS: Intermediate- Warm  WATERING: Should dry slightly between waterings LIGHT:  Filtered, bright light On offer the orchid is not far from flowering.

A combination of Lc. "Trick or Treat" x Epidendrum stamfordianum. Growing to about 18 in. tall, and producing a cluster of bright orange, long lasting flowers in the Fall. Growing in 100 mm pot very healthy, ready to flower in the season.

Common Name: The Tiny Psygmorchis Flower Size: 1" [to 2.5 cm] Found from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad, Venezuela, Surinam, Guyana and French Guyanan on trees and shrubs in pastures, coffee plantations and hot humid forests at elevations 500 to 950...

This is a rare species with light-green flowers and a darker green lip. The flowers have a strong cinnamon fragrance. Named for Walter Rothschild of Tring Park.This plant likes intermediate temperatures and should not be exposed to temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius. 50mm tube - healthy...

Fredclarkeara is another artificial genus produced by breeding Catasetum, Clowesia and Mormodes, a three way cross. This group of orchids is again an interesting breeding combination producing multiple flowers, vigorous growth and the possibility of flowering three to four times a year. Typically, their...

Very nice mericlone specimen plant of the spotted chestnut red version of the awarded Fredclarkeara After Dark. Grown for several years. Magnificent flowers and fragrant! These plants are fairly easy to grow. Water and feed when new growth and roots appear at the base...

SVO Black Pearl’ is the best of the ‘black flowered’ types, when mature it produces 2-3 pendent inflorescences per bulb, caring 12-18 flowers each and is one of the best growers. Plant for sale is growing in 100 mm pot.

On offer a very healthy and flowering size orchid which gives you very attractive flowers when in bloom. Not available all the time.

This is a beautiful Catasetum orchid that is hard to find all the time. This is in a 100mm pot 

Plant for sale is growing in 80 mm pot.

Fredclarkeara After Midnight is an orchid hybrid originated by F.Clarke in 2009. It is a cross of Fdk. After Dark x Ctsm. Mark Dimmitt.