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Monstera deliciosa 'Variegata'
Name: Monstera deliciosa 'Variegata' Etymology: Monstera = monstrous / extraordinary — refers to the massive size and bizarre leaf slits; deliciosa...
View full detailsMonstera deliciosa 'White Monster' XS (11 cm pot)
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Name: Monstera deliciosa, Liebm.1849 'Mint'Synonyms: Monstera borsigiana, Engl. 1879Monstera borsigiana, K.Koch 1862Monstera deliciosa subsp. borsi...
View full detailsMonstera epipremnoides ‘Esqueleto’
Name: Monstera ‘Esqueleto’Etymology: The Spanish word “Esqueleto” means “skeleton” and refers to the exceptionally pronounced fenestration of the l...
View full detailsMonstera epipremnoides 'Esqueleto' S (11cm pot)
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Name: Monstera ‘Esqueleto’Etymology: “Esqueleto” is Spanish for “skeleton” and describes the heavily perforated mature leaves.Location/Cultivation ...
View full detailsMonstera lechleriana
Name: Monstera lechleriana SchottSynonyms: Monstera egregia Schott; Monstera maxima Engl. & K. KrauseEtymology: The genus name Monstera refers ...
View full detailsMonstera lechleriana ‘variegata’
Name: Monstera lechleriana SchottEtymology:Monstera derives from the Latin word monstrum (“monster,” “marvel,” or “something extraordinary”) and re...
View full detailsMonstera obliqua 'Peru'
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Name: Monstera obliqua, Miq. 1845Synonyms: Heteropsis obliqua, Miq.Heteropsis obliqua, Miq. ex Engl. 1878Monstera expilata, Schott 1860Monstera fal...
View full detailsMonstera obliqua cf. 'Pangui'
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Name: Monstera obliqua, Miq.1845Synonyms: Heteropsis obliqua, Miq.Heteropsis obliqua, Miq. ex Engl. 1878Monstera expilata, Schott 1860Monstera falc...
View full detailsMonstera pinnatipartita
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Name: Monstera pinnatipartita SchottEtymology: The specific epithet pinnatipartita means “pinnately divided” and describes the deeply divided leave...
View full detailsMonstera spec. nov. 'Burle Marx's Flame' (11 cm pot)
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Name: Monstera ‘Burle Marx’s Flame’Etymology: The cultivar name honors the Brazilian landscape architect and plant collector Roberto Burle Marx; “F...
View full detailsMonstera spec. nov. 'Burle Marx's Flame' XS (5.5 cm pot)
Name: Monstera ‘Burle Marx’s Flame’Etymology: The cultivar name honors the Brazilian landscape architect and plant collector Roberto Burle Marx. “F...
View full detailsMonstera standleyana ‘Yellow Variegated’
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Name: Monstera standleyana G.S.Bunting ‘Yellow Variegated’Etymology: standleyana honors the American botanist Paul Carpenter Standley; ‘Yellow Vari...
View full detailsMoss Mix 50g
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Product information "Moss Mix 50g" General notes and instructions for Epiweb moss mix:Mix the dried moss mix with water to a yogurt-like consistenc...
View full detailsMusa acuminata 'Nono' (pink variegata)
Name: Musa acuminata ‘Nono’Etymology: The genus name Musa refers to the physician Antonius Musa. The epithet acuminata means "tapered" and refers t...
View full detailsMyoxanthus uxorius
Name: Myoxanthus uxorius (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Pleurothallis uxoria LuerEtymology: The genus name Myoxanthus refers to the mouse-like hairy flowers ...
View full detailsMyrmecophila brysiana f. alba
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Name: Myrmecophila brysiana f. albaSynonyms: Schomburgkia brysiana Lem.Original Description: The species was first described in 1851 by Charles Ant...
View full detailsCulture medium TGZ-N
Product information "Nutrient medium TGZ-N" Directions for use Weigh out the required amount of powdered dry product. If there are lumps, crush the...
View full detailsNATURALIA - Lindenia I-V
Product information "NATURALIA - Lindenia I-V" The monumental work on the history of orchid literature was published in Belgium as a monthly contin...
View full detailsNeofinetia falcata var. amami
Name: Vanda falcata (Thunb.) Beer ‘Amami’Synonyms: Neofinetia falcata (Thunb.) Hu; Orchis falcata Thunb.Etymology: The specific epithet falcata mea...
View full detailsNeolepisorus ovatus f. truncatus
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Name: Neolepisorus ovatus f. truncatus (Ching) P.S.WangSynonyms: Neolepisorus truncatus Ching; Lepidogrammitis ovata f. truncata (Ching) ChingEtymo...
View full detailsNeostylis Lou Sneary ‘Blue’
Name: Vandachostylis Lou SnearyParents: Vanda falcata × Rhynchostylis coelestisRegistration: The Lou Sneary grex was registered by Hajime Ono in 19...
View full detailsNephrolepis cord. Duffii
Name: Nephrolepis cordifolia ‘Duffii’Etymology: The cultivar name ‘Duffii’ refers to the compact, finely-leaved form of this sword fern relative.Lo...
View full detailsNephrolepis exaltata 1
Name: Nephrolepis exaltata (L.) Schott Synonyms: Polypodium exaltatum L.; Aspidium exaltatum (L.) Sw.; Nephrodium exaltatum (L.) R.Br.Etymology: Ne...
View full detailsOberonia brachystachys 5.5cm
Name: Oberonia brachystachys Lindl.Synonyms: Oberonia recurva Lindl.; Iridorkis brachystachya (Lindl.) KuntzeEtymology: The genus name Oberonia was...
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