A limited edition cross from grower Keith Davis.

These compact growing plants have heavy, semi-terete foliage and fragrant trumpet shaped blooms of white with dark lavender spotting. Best suited for basket or mount culture as they prefer well-draining media year round.  We have found these acclimate to a variety of intermediate to warm conditions, and need medium to bright light.

We have a limited quantity of plants established in 4" hanging baskets.  First flowering is expected within 12-18 months.

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Unusual blooms on lush growing plants! These thin-leafed plants will be free flowering when grown under optimum conditions.  Each bloom appears from the base of the foliage, with mature plants producing multiple stems each season.  Flowers are white with mauve-lavender markings across the lip. Usually around 12"-18" tall when mature.

Growing Suggestions: We suggest these for cool to intermediate growing conditions with summer temperatures no warmer than approximately 85 degrees. Plants should be grown in low to medium light, similar to many Paphiopedilums and Phalaenopsis. The foliage is very thin and burns easily in bright light. This genus does not have pseudobulbs to retain water so watering should be done before media has dried completely. Potting media should be moisture retentive, but drain freely to avoid root rot from frequent waterings. Fertilize at half strength, even in spring and summer. High humidity is also recommended, and must be balanced with fresh airflow to prevent leaf spotting.  (May not be suitable as a windowsill grower in all homes.)

We are offering healthy, Blooming Size plants in 4" pots. We expect first blooms on these anytime in the coming 6-12 months, and some have previously flowered.

To learn more about about this plant, including time to first flowering please click on the 'Additional Information' tab below

What an intriguing addition to your collection! This cool growing genus is native to portions of South America, and is generally found in wet forested areas under dense shade. Pale colored blooms with varying lavender-blue lip markings will appear around the base of thin foliage.

Growing Suggestions: We suggest these for cool to intermediate growing conditions with summer temperatures no warmer than approximately 85 degrees. Plants should be grown in low to medium light, similar to many Paphiopedilums and Phalaenopsis. The foliage is very thin and burns easily in bright light. This genus does not have pseudobulbs to retain water so watering should be done before media has dried completely. Potting media should be moisture retentive, but drain freely to avoid root rot from frequent waterings. Fertilize at half strength, even in spring and summer. High humidity is also recommended, and must be balanced with fresh airflow to prevent leaf spotting.  (May not be suitable as a windowsill grower in all homes.)

We are offering healthy, Blooming Size plants in 3" pots.  We expect first blooms on these in the coming 6-12 months.

To learn more about about this plant, including time to first flowering please click on the 'Additional Information' tab below

The former name of this species was conopseum, with the definition meaning ‘mosquito like’ blooms. Our seedlings are bred from the relatively larger and more floriferous Mexican form of this rare and unique species. Each bloom stem produces sprays of tiny green and tan blooms in the late summer through the fall. Plants are quite small when mature, usually only six inches or less with flower stems being only slightly taller.

Normally found in nature as an epiphyte, plants grow on oak or cypress trees in lowlands and swampy areas with high humidity. Bright but diffused light is preferred however good air flow is a must to prevent burnt foliage. Water frequently throughout the year, with no rest period.

Our plants are growing (and should remain) on tree fern mounts which can be attached to larger mounts as the plants grow. They arer flowering size and can produce buds anytime.  Please keep in mind this is a very miniature growing orchid.

(Photo shown courtesy of Lourens Grobler)

A stunning, wam growing selection that hails from the Oncidium alliance.  These showy, arching stems will hold several star-shaped lavender blooms with darker purple markings.  Flowers are long lasting, even in the summer. Plants have robust pseudobulbs topped with thin foliage.  As these mature you can expect multiple inforescences per season making for an impressive show!

This offering is from the primary cross of Brassia verrucosa x Miltonia spectabilis, which makes it a good selection for most warm climates.  Plants will be be happy in 65-85 degrees but can tolerate a winder range if given a chance to acclimate. Medium to bright, filtered light to prevent burning the foliage.  In brighter light, more air flow will be necessary. We suggest watering these once to twice per week just as media dries out.  Do not leave plants sitting in water.  We do provide water, and at least some fertilizer year round for this type of orchid.

We have vigorous growing plants in 4" pots, currently available in spike or tight bud.  Order yours while supplies last!

This miniature will look cute as a button gracing your tabletop or sunny windowsill. Small growing plants produce branched stems of tiny delicately pink blooms that carry a lovely and soft fragrance. Flowers last for weeks under normal conditions. Perfect for beginners and a great choice for under light culture.

Plants prefer intermediate conditions with medium to bright indirect light and 65-85 degree temperatures. Roots are very fine so we suggest that you do not allow media to dry completely out, instead maintaining some moisture at all times.

We have plants available in 2.5” pots, that all have multiple spikes that will start showing buds soon. Plants can be repotted into larger pots right after flowering or next spring on new growth. Get yours before they are gone!

We love the profusion of tiny rose-pink blooms with offering displays!  A small growing oncidium perfect for beginners, or growing indoors on a sunny windowsill. This plant is from the primary cross of cheirophorum x sotoanum and flowers carry a sweet fragrance.

Plants prefer intermediate conditions with medium to bright indirect light and 65-85 degree temperatures. Roots are very fine so we suggest that you do not allow media to dry completely out, instead maintaining some moisture at all times.

We have plants available in 3” pots, that all have multiple spikes that will start showing buds soon. Plants can be repotted into larger pots right after flowering or next spring on new growth. Get yours before they are gone!