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Name: Phragmipedium hirtzii DodsonEtymology: The species name hirtzii honors the German orchid researcher Alexander Hirtz, who discovered numerous ...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia mentosa Luer Synonyms: Luzama mentosa (Luer) Luer; Masdevallia glossacles Luer. Etymology: Masdevallia honors the Spanish physici...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia portillae Luer & Andreetta Synonyms: Alaticaulia portillae (Luer & Andreetta) Luer. Etymology: Masdevallia honors José Ma...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia Snow Cone Parents: Masdevallia rex × Masdevallia glandulosa. Registration: Registered in 2005 in the Royal Horticultural Society'...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia torta Rchb.f. Synonyms: Byrsella torta (Rchb.f.) Luer. Etymology: Masdevallia honors the Spanish physician and botanist José Masd...
View full detailsName: Vanda coerulescens f. alba Etymology: The species name coerulescens means "becoming bluish" and refers to the typical flower color of the spe...
View full detailsName: Renanthera Gerald TanFirst description: Renanthera Gerald Tan was registered by Gardens by the Bay in 2017 and bred by Neo Tuan Hong. The cro...
View full detailsName: Trisetella triglochin (Rchb.f.) LuerEtymology: The specific epithet triglochin refers to the three conspicuous, tapering or tail-like sepals ...
View full detailsName: Lepanthes Ines × sib / self (Lepanthes manabina × Lepanthes calodictyon) Etymology: Ines = Registered grex name, registered in 2017 by Jean-M...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia cuprea Lindl.Origin/Distribution: Northern and western South America, including Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, Frenc...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia calocalix LuerOrigin/Distribution: Tropical South America.Location/Habitat: The species grows epiphytically in moist mountain and...
View full detailsName: Masdevallia floribunda Lindl.Origin/Distribution: Mexico to Central America, including Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and Costa Rica.Location/H...
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Name: Anthurium panamense × Anthurium carlablackiaeParents: Anthurium panamense × Anthurium carlablackiaeLocation/Growing Conditions: This hybrid p...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Dark Phoenix’ VariegatedEtymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from the Greek anthos ("flower") and oura ("tail") and refers to...
View full detailsName: Anthurium carlablackiae × Anthurium besseae aff.Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the distinctive flower str...
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Name: Anthurium ‘Black Coral Gigi’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic shape of the inflorescence....
View full detailsName: Anthurium perangustum cf.Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic shape of the inflorescence. Th...
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Name: Anthurium ‘Cuyabeno Soul’ × Anthurium ‘Fantasy’ – reverse crossEtymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the charact...
View full detailsName: Anthurium besseae aff. × (Anthurium ‘Dr. Block F2’ × Anthurium ‘NSE Red Crystal’)Etymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from Greek an...
View full detailsName: Anthurium dressleri × Anthurium ‘Black Diamond’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic flower s...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Wonder’ × Anthurium ‘Fantasy’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic flower structur...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Shuar Soul’ × Anthurium ‘Pangui Night’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic flower...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Magnificent Girl’ ‘Fantasy’ × Anthurium dressleriEtymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteri...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Magnificent Silver’ × Anthurium ‘Silver Blush’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from Greek and refers to the characte...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Butterfly Ears’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic flower structure. ‘Butterfly ...
View full detailsName: Anthurium ‘Wonder’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium comes from Greek and refers to the characteristic flower structure. ‘Wonder’ is a horti...
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Self-watering Pot with Water Reservoir – Ideal for Orchids and Aroids This innovative self-watering pot has been specially developed to optimally s...
View full detailsPlastic. black Diameter top 5cm Bottom diameter 3.5cm Height 5cm Volume approx. 80ml
Plastic. black Diameter top 5cm Bottom diameter 3.5cm Height 5cm Volume approx. 80ml
Plastic. black Diameter top 5cm Bottom diameter 3.5cm Height 5cm Volume approx. 80ml
Plastic. black Diameter top 5cm Bottom diameter 3.5cm Height 5cm Volume approx. 80ml
Name: Dracula woolwardiae, (F. Lehm. ex Kraenzl.) Luer 1978Synonyms: Masdevallia woolwardiae, F. Lehm. ex Kraenzl. 1899Etymology: woolwardiae = Flo...
View full detailsName: Dracula simia (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Masdevallia simia LuerEtymology: The genus name Dracula translates as "little dragon"; simia means "monkey...
View full detailsName: Dracula xenos Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon.” The Greek epithet xenos means “foreign” or “unusua...
View full detailsName: Dracula terborchiiEtymology: The genus name Dracula means "little dragon"; the specific epithet terborchii is an honorific.Origin/Distributio...
View full detailsName: Dracula mendozaeEtymology: The genus name Dracula means "little dragon" in Latin and refers to the extraordinary appearance of the flowers. T...
View full detailsName: Dracula ubangina Luer ‘Juan’Etymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, mask-like shape of the flowers...
View full detailsName: Dracula gigas – selected cloneEtymology: The genus name Dracula means "little dragon" in Latin and refers to the unusual, often face-like app...
View full detailsName: Dracula polyphemus (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Masdevallia polyphemus LuerEtymology: The genus name Dracula translates roughly to "little dragon"; p...
View full detailsName: Dracula tsubotae Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” in Latin and refers to the unusual, often face-l...
View full detailsName: Dracula janetiae (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Masdevallia janetiae LuerEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon”; janetiae commemorates...
View full detailsName: Dracula agnosiaEtymology: The specific epithet agnosia derives from the Greek word for "ignorance" and refers to the long-standing confusion ...
View full detailsName: Dracula posadarum Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, often animal-faced a...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum Elizabeth Ann ‘Buckleberry’Parents: Bulbophyllum longissimum × Bulbophyllum rothschildianumRegistration: Registered with the RHS...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum ambrosia (Hance) Schltr.Synonyms: Eria ambrosia HanceEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum refers to the single leaf on each ps...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum recurvilabre GarayEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum means “bulb leaf.” The specific epithet recurvilabre refers to the recu...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum smitinandii Seidenf. & ThorutSynonyms:Etymology: smitinandii honors the eminent Thai botanist Tem Smitinand (1920–1995), who...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum maxillare [Lindley] Rchb.f 1861Synonyms: Bulbophyllum blumei [Lindley]J.J. Sm. 1905Bulbophyllum cuspidilingue Rchb.f 1861Bulboph...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum lobbiiOrigin: Southeast Asia – widespread from Myanmar to Indonesia, including Thailand, Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatra, and the Phil...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum Medusa’s KissParents: Bulbophyllum vaginatum × Bulbophyllum medusaeRegistration: Registered 2014; breeder R. E. García.Etymology...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum graveolens, J.J. Sm. 1912Synonyms: Bulbophyllum pachybulbum (Schltr.) Seidenf. 1973 publ. 1974Cirrhopetalum graveolens F.M. Bail...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum treschii Jenny Synonyms: Etymology: treschii — named in honor of Erwin Tresch, a Swiss orchid enthusiast and discoverer of the s...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum gracillimumEtymology: gracillimum essentially means "very slender" or "particularly delicate," referring to the filigree appeara...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum Senne FrostParents: Bulbophyllum frostii × Bulbophyllum Emily SiegeristRegistration: Registered with the RHS by Röllke Orchideen...
View full detailsName: Bulbophyllum recurvilabreEtymology: recurvilabre = with a recurved lip — refers to the characteristically curved shape of the labellum.Origin...
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