Catasetum

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.

One of the blackest orchids to date! Very healthy plants with healthy pseudobulb. Grow with plenty of heat, water and fertilizer during the spring and summer months. After or during the flowering season it is common for these plants to drop all of their...

A beautiful Cycnoches hybrid between Baker’s Paradise and cooperi ‘Dark Chocolate’. The result is a striking orchid with dramatic, star-shaped blooms in warm bronze, copper, cinnamon and deep burgundy tones. Each flower carries rich spotting and dark chocolate-red accents, giving the plant an exotic,...

This is the first man-made nearly pure black orchid. One of the most famous of the black orchids with incredible flower displays that have a spicy sweet fragrance. The flowers emerge during or after the foliage sheds for the blooming season. After the flowers...

Cycnodes Taiwan Gold 'Orange' Orchid - an amazing hybrid obtained by crossing Cycnoches chlorochilon and Mormodes badia. The flowers of this plant impress with their intense colors, fragrance, as well as the abundance and frequency of blooming. Mature specimens produce huge stems that carry up...

Found in northern Peru and Brazil as a small-sized, hot to warm growing, caespitose epiphyte of wet montane forests at elevations of 400 to 800 meters. Produces showy, fleshy, chocolate-scented flowers arising from near the apex of the newly matured, leafy pseudobulb. The plants...

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...

Found in Mexico, Guatemala and Belize, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua on trees and occasionally on calcareous rocks in humid forests at elevations of 800 to 1500 meters as a large sized, warm to cool growing epiphyte withfat, fusiform, pendulous canes concealed by white,...

This orchid is a Catasetum hybrid registered with the RHS. It is originated by O/U The key influencing species of this hybrid are Catasetum incurvum (50.00%  Catasetum pileatum (25.00%  Catasetum expansum 25.00%)  Seedlings growing in 80 mm pot, are available for sale.