Name: Bulbophyllum rothschildianum (O'Brien) J.J.Sm.Synonyms: Cirrhopetalum rothschildianum O'BrienEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum is compos...

Name: Bulbophyllum nymphopolitanumEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum is composed of Greek word components for "bulb" and "leaf," referring to t...

Name: Bulbophyllum morphologorumSynonyms: Bulbophyllum dixoniiEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum is composed of Greek components for "bulb" and...

Name: Bulbophyllum lasiochilum – yellow color formEtymology: The genus name Bulbophyllum is derived from Greek word components for “bulb” and “leaf...

Name: Brassia Senne Feast × Brassia MivadaParents: Brassia Senne Feast × Brassia MivadaLocation/Cultural conditions: Bright to partial shade and we...

Name: Barbosella cucullataEtymology: The genus name Barbosella honors the Brazilian botanist João Barbosa Rodrigues. The Latin specific epithet cuc...

Name: Angraecum Lai’s Star Parents: Angraecum Lemförde White Beauty × Angraecum sesquipedale Registration: Registered by Winning Orchids with the R...

Name: Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta [Kraenzl.] J. Stewart 1979Synonyms: Aerangis albidorubra, [DeWild] Schlechter 1918Aerangis rhodosticta, [...

Name: Aerangis articulata (Rchb.f.) Schltr.Synonyms: Angraecum articulatum, Angraecum descendens, Angraecum calligerum, Angorchis articulata, Rhaph...

Name: Encyclia faresianaOrigin/Distribution: Brazil, particularly Minas Gerais.Location/Habitat: Epiphytic orchid from medium altitudes. We recomme...

Name: Pleurothallis Walnut ValleyEtymology: Registered name based on its origin ("Walnut Valley Orchids").First description: 2015 B.Rinke. This is ...

Name: Dracula sodiroi subsp. erythrocodonOrigin/Distribution: Ecuador.Location/Habitat: Epiphytic orchid of humid mountain and cloud forests. It re...

Name: Dracula sodiroiEtymology: The genus name Dracula literally means "little dragon" and refers to the unusual flower shape; sodiroi honors the b...

Name: Dracula roezlii ‘Roja’Location/Growing conditions: We grow this vividly colored form in cool to intermediate conditions at around 12–21 °C, i...

Name: Dracula pholeodytes Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual appearance of the f...

Name: Dracula marsupialis Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual appearance of the f...

Name: Dracula Black SoulParents: Dracula Raven × Dracula simiaLocation/Growing Conditions: Shady to partially shaded, with high to very high humidi...

Name: Dracula diabola Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, often animal-faced app...

Name: Dracula astuta Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual appearance of the flower...

Name: Coelogyne asperata Lindl.Synonyms: Coelogyne lowii Paxton; Coelogyne macrophylla Teijsm. & Binn.; Pleione asperata (Lindl.) KuntzeEtymolo...

Name: Trichopilia tortilis Lindl.Etymology: The genus name Trichopilia refers to features of the flower column; tortilis means “twisted” or “coiled...

Name: Trichopilia laxa (Lindl.) Rchb.f. Synonyms: Pilumna laxa Lindl.; Trichopilia Kienastii Rchb.f. Etymology: laxa= loose / lax — refers to the l...

Name: Stelis superbiensEtymology: The genus name Stelis is derived from the Greek word for "mistletoe"; superbiens translates roughly to "magnifice...

Name: Stanhopea wardii G.Lodd. ex Lindl.Etymology: The genus name Stanhopea honors Philip Henry Stanhope, 4th Earl Stanhope. The specific epithet w...