Coerulea form of the species. Lightly fragrant.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” and 4” pots. Examples of the available options are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, but indirect sun. Provide strong air circulation and moderate humidity (~50%). The root system of the plant should be allowed to dry thoroughly between waterings. Fertilize with a weak solution on a weekly basis. As with many Cattleyas, plants will require more water and fertilizer during the hotter months of the year when plants are growing more rapidly. Water and fertilizer should be reduced as day length shortens and conditions are cooler and less humid.

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07.24.26

This hybrid does not currently have a registered name.

(Cattleya Monte Elegante x Cattleya tigrina ‘Francisco’)

This crop of C. Monte Elegante x tigrina are grown from seed, so flowers are variable. Some plants produce clusters of soft pink blooms densely marked with deep magenta spotting—a striking, tigrina-influenced pattern. Others produce peloric flowers in which two of the petals mimic the lip. Blooms from three individuals are pictured to illustrate this variation.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots and 6” pots. Examples of the 4” Pot and 6” Pot options are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in sheath/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.18.26

(Rlc. Hisako Akatsuka x Rlc. Hawaiian Lightning)

Fragrant, splash petal Cattleya hybrid. Mature plants blooms in a cluster.

‘Paradise’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the sizes available are pictured. The 4” Pot option is a blooming-size plant. The 4” Pot - Small option is near blooming size (perhaps an additional year to first flowering).

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Mature plants can be potted or mounted. Provide strong air circulation in the growing environment. Plants should dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.23.26

(Rlc. Tadao Kozumi × Rlc. Volcano Lovely)

Terumi Kaneko is a red Cattleya hybrid with large, showy flowers. Expect blooms similar to the flower in the Coming Soon image here. Pictures from our own crop expected later this year.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Plants may be grown potted or mounted. For potted plants, use a medium to large aggregate bark-based mix that drains freely. Roots and mix should dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.30.26

(Rth. Laszlo’s Spark ‘Mini Flare’ × Cattleya Virginia Dickey ‘Diamond Orchids’ AM/AOS)

Mini-catt with round, Sophronitis-type blooms. Flowers tend to be predominantly red—some, with shades of orange or yellow at the base of the petals or in the throat.

Plants are grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from the multiple individuals are pictured to illustrate these variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots, blooming-size. Examples of the size available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. We grow this variety potted, using tree fern, sphagnum, or fine (seedling grade) orchid bark. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.30.26

(Rlc. Mem. Helen Brown × Rl. digbyana)

Fragrant yellow-green Cattleya hybrid. Blooms are large, showy and substantive, with ruffled petals and a prominent magenta-red splotch from throat to lip.

‘Napoleon’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” and 6” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. The 4” Pot option may be blooming-size or mature, previously bloomed. The 6” Pot option is mature, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with high humidity and good air circulation. Plants may be potted or mounted, though potting may better accommodate the stature of the plant as it ages. Allow plants to dry out between waterings.

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05.29.26

(C. Pink Doll ‘Midnight’ × Rlc. Rubescence ‘SVO’ AM/AOS)

Compact growing Cattleya hybrid with mid-sized red and pink flowers.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. May be grown potted or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.29.26

(Lc. Cornelia ‘Floralia’ x Lc. Love Knot ‘SVO’)

Compact-growing Cattleya hybrid with indigo blue and purple flowers that typically bloom in a pair.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from three individuals are pictured to illustrate these variations.

Plants Available: Growing 4” pots. Examples of the size available are pictured. Plants are blooming-size.

Orchid Care: Plants can be grown potted, using a bark-based substrate that drains freely, or mounted. Grow in bright indirect light with good air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.29.26

(Rlc. Mahina Yahiro × Haruko Kanzaki)

The ruffly purple bloom pictured is the first bloom of the crop.

This crop has been grown from seed, so flower characteristics may vary from plant to plant.

In this instance, the colors resemble those of parent Rlc. Haruko Kanzaki. Other plants may bloom with similar or lighter shades of purple/pink like the Rlc. Mahina Yahiro parent of the hybrid.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” and 6” pots. Examples of the 4” pot sizes are pictured. Plants are blooming-size. Orders will be filled with plants in sheath/bud/bloom as stock permits.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.20.26

(Rth. Hsinying Catherine × Rlc. Pratum Green)

Blooms in pair or cluster of white flowers with a fuchsia lip and yellow throat. Fragrant.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the sizes available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in sheath/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots, baskets, or mounted. We recommend growing potted or in a basket in order to accommodate the stature of the plant as it matures. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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12.06.25

(‘Father’s Day’ x self)

Cattleya species native to southeastern Brazil and prized for its large, showy flowers and distinctively vibrant lip. Fragrant.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. Examples of the size available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect sun. Provide strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. When potting, the medium should be a well-draining, airy mix (e.g. bark-based with hydroton/LECA, charcoal, and sponge rock) to allow ample air flow around the root system. Water conscientiously as this species can be quite sensitive to overwatering. Water thoroughly when plants are actively growing during spring and summer, allowing the roots of the plant to dry fully before watering again. Reduce water and fertilizer with cooler temperatures and shorter day length in fall and winter.

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09.13.25

(Rlc. Mem. Yoshi Tsubaki x Rlc. Volcano Classic)

Large-flowered Cattleya hybrid that captures the colors of a tropical sunset. Flowers first open in a light orange hue, which lingers on the petal tips even as the blooms mature into darker orange-pink tones.

‘Volcano Queen’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the size available is pictured. Plants are 1-2 years from first bloom.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with moderate humidity and strong air circulation. Water generously during active growth but ensure roots dry between waterings. Mature plants may be potted or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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12.04.25

(Rth. Netrasiri Starbright × C. Netrasiri Beauty)

‘Burana’ mericlone.

Yellow and red splash petal Cattleya. Typically blooms in clusters as shown. Bright, cheery, fragrant, compact. Grow mounted or potted.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Plants can be potted or mounted. Allow roots and substrate to dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.31.25

This hybrid does not currently have a registered name.

Spotted Cattleya hybrid. Fragrant.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from three individuals are pictured to illustrate such variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the 4” Pot and 4” Pot - Lg options are pictured. Both options are blooming-size.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown potted or mounted. We recommend leaving younger plants potted and mounting as they mature and begin to outgrow their pots. Baskets and wood mounts are both good options. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.29.26

(Rth. Orange Nuggett × Rth Twentyfour Carat)

This Cattleya hybrid is one of our own crosses. Blooms are golden yellow progressing to orange with age. A faint red picotee marks the perimeter of the petals and lip.

‘Palmer Orchids’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” and 6” pots. Plants in 4” pots are blooming-size. An example of the smaller 4” option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in sheath/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with moderate humidity and good air circulation. Water generously during active growth but ensure roots dry between waterings. Reduce water when days are shorter and temperatures are cooler. Plants may be potted or mounted. For potted plants, we recommend an open, freely-draining bark mix that dries easily. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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01.08.25

(Rlc. Mahina Yahiro × Cattleya Odom’s Grand Delight)

The first bloom of the crop is pictured and we’re delighted to find she looks like a compact Mahina Yahiro! Flowers are also fragrant—a pleasantly sweet scent.

This crop has been grown from seed, so flower characteristics may vary from plant to plant. Stay tuned fro additional examples from the crop as we continue to bloom them.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. This option is a blooming-size plant. The 4” Pot - Sm option is near blooming-size, expected to reach bloom size in summer 2026.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.20.25

(Cattleya Princess Margaret × Cattleya R. Cadwalader)

What a beauty. Mature plants produce big floofy white blooms with a pair of golden eyes on either side of a vibrant pink lip. Highly recommended for lovers of those classic showy Cattleya hybrids with large and showy fragrant flowers.

‘Caruthers’ AM/AOS mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the 4” Pot - Small and 4” Pot options are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.13.25

(Rlc. Paradise Rose ‘My Valentine’ x Rlc. Mem. Alida Laboy ‘SVO Top Pick’)

Compact growing Cattleya hybrid with pink-red flowers.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots, blooming-size. Examples of the size available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, filtered light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Grow potted using medium to fine grade bark mix or tree fern. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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04.14.26

(Slc. Angel Eyes ‘SVO’ AM/AOS × Sc. Beaufort 'Big Circle’)

Mini-catt with round, Sophronitis-type blooms of yellow-orange.

Plants are grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant. Flowers from the first individual to bloom from the crop are pictured.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots, blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.15.25

Syn. Lc. Busy Bev (C. Dinard x Ctt. Purple Secret)

A great compact-growing Cattleya hybrid that mounts beautifully on wood or in a basket. Will also grow happily potted in an open, free-draining bark mix.

Typically blooms in pair or clusters.

‘Blue Jewel’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing 4” pots. An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with good air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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04.10.25

(Rth. Momilani Rainbow x C. Orglades’ Discovery)

Blooms in combinations of pink and white, often with a splash either on the petal or lip. Fragrant.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary from plant to plant. Two examples from the crop are pictured.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. The 4” Pot - Sm option is near blooming-size (roughly one year from first bloom). The 4” Pot option is a blooming-size plant. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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04.09.26

Syn. Cattleya tenebrosa

Grown from seed so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. Examples of the size available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Indigenous to Brazil, though virtually extinct in nature. Plants require bright light, high humidity, and strong air circulation. Grow in open, fast-draining media (e.g. coarse bark, perlite, LECA) and a container or mount that will likewise allow roots to dry out quickly (e.g. wooden basket, cork slab, or driftwood). Roots that remain wet for prolonged periods are susceptible to rot. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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04.09.26

(C. Dubiosa ‘Scully’s’ HCC/AOS × Ctt. Trick or Treat ‘Orange Magic’ AM/AOS)

Blooms in clusters of flowers, whose colors may include shades of orange, yellow, and pink. Some plants produce flowers with flared petals or markings on the petal tips.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from multiple plants are pictured to illustrate these variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” and 4” pots. Plants available are blooming-size. Examples of the sizes available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted.

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04.09.26

(Rth. Carolina Orange D'Or ‘Linette’ AM/AOS × Gcy. Kyoguchi ‘M. Sauno’ 4N)

Compact Cattleya-Encyclia hybrid. Blooms in clusters of peach, orange, and yellow flowers. Mature plants are expected to be quite floriferous.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary from plant to plant. Flowers from two plants are pictured to illustrate this variation.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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12.06.25

(Rlc. Joy Sokabe × Rlc. Shining Lady)

Large-flowered Cattleya hybrid with round ruffled purple-pink blooms. Fragrant.

‘Volcano Queen’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 6” pots. A group of those available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in sheath/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown potted or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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11.07.25

(C. loddigesii ‘A-doribil’ FCC/AOS × Ctt. Trick or Treat ‘Orange Magic’ AM/AOS)

Blooms in clusters of flowers, whose colors may include shades of light apricot orange, yellow, and pink. Some plants produce flowers with flared or striped petals.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from multiple plants are pictured to illustrate these variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Plants available are blooming-size.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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03.15.25

(Cattleya Tickled Pink × Rlc. Llano)

Large, showy pink blooms with an egg yolk yellow throat. Petal tips are flared with a line of magenta, which also marks the midlip. Fragrant.

‘Palmer Orchids’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Large plants Growing in 6” pots. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with moderate humidity and good air circulation. Water generously during active growth but ensure roots dry between waterings. Reduce water when days are shorter and temperatures are cooler. Plants may be potted or mounted. For potted plants, we recommend an open, freely-draining bark mix that dries easily. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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01.22.26

(Rlc. Regal Pokai × Rlc. Sally Taylor)

Red Cattleya hybrid with large, showy flowers.

‘Paradise’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Plants may be grown potted or mounted. For potted plants, use a medium to large aggregate bark-based mix that drains freely. Roots and mix should dry out between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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08.02.25

(Rcv. David Sander x Prosthechea mariae)

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots or mounted on tree fern. Examples of the 4” Pot option are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit. Otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Plants may be grown potted or mounted, though mounting is recommended when plants outgrow 4” pots. Water generously and fertilize regularly with warmer temperatures, during active growth. Reduce water and fertilization somewhat with cooler temperatures. Plants should dry thoroughly between waterings.

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04.14.26

(Rlc. Toshie Aoki × Rlc. Waianae Princess)

This hybrid is half Toshi Aoki and it shows! Flowers are large and ruffled with red flares at the petal tips and a velvety red lip. Blooms in a pair or cluster. Showy and fragrant.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots, small and blooming-size options. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. The 4” Pot option is blooming-size/first bloom.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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11.06.25

x sib

Orange/tangerine-colored antelope Dendrobium species.

Grown from seed so flower will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” and 4” pots. Examples of the options available are pictured. Plants in both pot sizes are overgrown and ready to be repotted (before the end of the growing season). The 2” Pot option may be blooming-size or previously bloomed. The 4” Pot option is mature, as pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Water generously while plants are putting out new roots and growth (spring and summer). Reduce water and fertilizer during the cooler months.

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08.01.26

(Den. Hsinying Frostymaree × Dendrobium tobaense)

Dendrobium section Formosae hybrid, with creamy light green petals and a red-orange lip.

‘Red Lips’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” pots. Plants are blooming-size. Examples of the size available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, diffused light. Keep moist in spring and summer while plants are actively growing. If potted in an open mix that drains freely and does not easily saturate, you can even grow them alongside your Vandas, watering daily. Reduce watering somewhat during the cooler months, but plants are evergreen* and do not require a dry rest. Plants should be tight in their pots.

The canes of this variety are naturally semi-pendulous when not staked or tied upright. Bear this in mind as the new growth emerges. Staking or allowing the growths to cascade is simply a matter of preference since the new growth will be self-supporting.

*Note: Although this is not a deciduous variety, some leaf drop is normal, particularly in response to stress. It is common for the canes on Formosae-type Dens like this one to shed a few leaves after shipping. Just give them a good watering and protect from extremes (e.g. in terms of light and heat) while they acclimate to your growing space.

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06.13.26

(Den. Dawn Maree × Den. Peng Seng)

Dendrobium section Formosae hybrid. Buds emerge directly from the cane at the leaf axial, typically in pairs or clusters. Blooms are creamy to light green with a red-orange throat and waxy in substance, which provides for a long-lasting flower.

The canes of this variety are naturally semi-pendulous when not staked or tied upright. Bear this in mind as the new growth emerges. Staking or allowing the growths to cascade is simply a matter of preference since the new growth will be self-supporting.

Seed-grown, so flower characteristics vary plant to plant as these images illustrate.

Blooms late spring/summer.

Plants Available: Growing in 3”/4” net pots. An example of the Net Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, diffused light. Keep moist in spring and summer while plants are actively growing. If potted in an open mix that drains freely and does not easily saturate, you can even grow them alongside your Vandas, watering daily. Reduce watering somewhat during the cooler months, but plants are evergreen* and do not require a dry rest. Plants should be tight in their pots.

*Note: Although this is not a deciduous variety, some leaf drop is normal, particularly in response to stress. It is common for the canes on Formosae-type Dens like this one to shed a few leaves after shipping. Just give them a good watering and protect from extremes (e.g. in terms of light and heat) while they acclimate to your growing space.

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05.08.25

(Den. Fiftieth State x Dendrobium speciosum)

‘Sato’ mericlone.

Evergreen and hard-caned with an inflorescence of several long-lasting white flowers.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” and 6” pots. An example of the 4” Pot - Sm option is pictured. The 4” Pot option is blooming-size. The 6” Pot option is mature (first bloom or previously bloomed).

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—very bright, but indirect sun. Water generously and frequently in spring and summer during active growth, but reduce watering during the cooler months. Roots should not remain wet for extended periods. Canes may start to wrinkle slightly during this dry, cool period.

We recommend potting rather than mounting this variety. Repotting should be done only during active growth (spring, summer) when plants are producing new canes and have active root tips. Plants should be snug in their pots.

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03.15.25

(Den. Penang Little Magic × Den. Blue Twinkle)

Blooms in sprays of several small, twisty flowers, typically in combinations of pink, magenta, merlot, and rose.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary from plant to plant. Bloom spikes from three individuals are pictured.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” and 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity. Plants can be acclimated to some direct sun but should be provided filtered light during the hottest hours of the summer day. Roots and mix should be allowed to dry out between watering.

Plants may be grown potted or mounted. When potting, use a medium aggregate bark mix and choose a pot that will keep the plant snug. Repot only during spring and summer when plants are actively growing.

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01.21.25

(var. luzonicum x sib)

Dendrobium species, native to the Philippines, where it can be found growing epiphytically in tropical pine forests.

Buds form near the tips of the canes between the leaves and bloom in clusters of white flowers.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (bright, but indirect) and high humidity. Watering should be adjusted by season and temperature. Water generously in spring and summer while plants are actively growing. Do not allow plants to dry completely. Reduce water gradually after new growths mature in the fall, allowing for only slight drying between waterings.

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05.29.26

(Dendrobium carronii × Dendrobium mirbelianum)

Compact antelope Dendrobium with vibrant magenta petals.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow, particularly alongside Cattleyas. Provide high light and good air circulation. Water generously while plants are actively growing in spring and summer, but allow plants to dry out between watering. A medium or large aggregate bark mix that drains freely is recommended for potted plants. Reduce watering during fall and winter. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.13.25

(Den.Big Alex x Dendrobium spectabile)

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” Pots. An example of the 4” Pot (blooming size) option is pictured. 

Orchid Care: Grow in very bright light, though plants should be shaded (filtered sun) during the hottest hours of the day when the sun is most intense. Pot in a medium aggregate bark mix and top dress with time release fertilizer annually. As a rule, the mix and root system should dry between waterings. Younger plants may require water more frequently than larger, mature plants.

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03.03.24

(Den. Betty Goto × Dendrobium canaliculatum)

Compact antelope Dendrobium with indigo-purple flowers.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics may vary plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the 4” Pot option are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow, particularly alongside Cattleyas. Provide high light and good air circulation. Water generously while plants are actively growing in spring and summer, but allow plants to dry out between watering. A medium or large aggregate bark mix that drains freely is recommended for potted plants. Reduce watering during fall and winter. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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02.20.25

Grower's choice assortment of four Nobile-type Dendrobium hybrids.

This starter pack of Den. nobile types is a great way to try your hand at a set of fragrant, pendulous Dendrobiums in a variety of color forms.

The blooms pictured are examples of the color combinations available but are not necessarily the specific clones available in this assortment.

Plants Available: Growing in soft pots and 2" pots. Examples of the plants in each 4-pack are pictured.

The Soft Pot 4-Pack includes the following four varieties:

• Den. Yellow Diamond (yellow w/ dark center)

• Den. Tianmu Amber (yellow)

• Den. Red Army (magenta red w/ dark center ringed in white)

• Den. Crown (white w/ dark pink picotee and yellow center)

The 2” Pot 4-Pack may include any four of the following varieties:

• Den. Yellow Diamond (yellow w/ dark center)

• Den. Tianmu Amber (yellow)

• Den. Red Army (magenta red w/ dark center ringed in white)

• Den. Crown (white w/ dark pink picotee and yellow center)

• Den. Tianmu Purple Botan (magenta w/ light yellow and white center)

• Den. Sunny Egg (white w/ yolk yellow center)

• Den. Lucky Girl (white w/ yellow center and pink petal tips)

• Den. Tianmu Red Model (magenta red w/ dark center ringed in light yellow)

* Additional varieties may be included in the 2” Pot 4-Pack at grower’s discretion.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (e.g. 30%-50% shade). Mature plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but younger plants are best grown in high, filtered light (e.g. less than 5000 fc).

Plants in soft pots are ready for immediate repotting. Plants in 2” pots can also be potted up if putting out new growth and roots. Note that repotting for nobile-types is best done in late spring and early summer. Plants should not be repotted in fall/winter.

Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a "dry rest" in the cooler months. During this time plants should be watered sparingly and fertilized rarely.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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09.05.25

Registered Name: Den. Gold Diamond

(Den. Lucky Angel x Den. Spring Angel)

‘DMP008’ mericlone.

The flowers pictured are from the first plants of the crop to bloom (February 2025).

Blooms in the spring.

Plants Available: Growing in 4" pots. Examples of the 4” Pot option are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (e.g. 30%-50% shade). Mature plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but younger plants are best grown in high, filtered light (e.g. less than 5000 fc). Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a "dry rest" in the cooler months. During this time plants should be watered sparingly and fertilized rarely.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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02.28.26

Latouria-type Dendrobium. Blooms in clusters of creamy white flowers with purple spots and a vibrant purple lip. Generally easy to grow and flower. Blooms can last several weeks. Plants may bloom twice a year.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light and moderate humidity. Direct sun is not recommended. Plants should be evenly kept moist (not wet or soggy) and fertilized weakly, weekly. Grow potted in a medium aggregate bark mix that allows for regular watering without becoming saturated or stagnant. We recommend baskets or clay pots if plants are to be grown hanging.

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(Dendrobium atroviolaceum × Dendrobium johnsoniae)

Latouria-type Dendrobium and primary hybrid of Den. species Dendrobium atroviolaceum and Dendrobium johnsoniae.

Blooms in clusters of medium-sized white flowers, marked by vivid purple striations on the interior lip. Petals have light or heavy spotting on the anterior side. Blooms can last 6-12 weeks.

Among members of the Latouria group, this variety is intermediate in size.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics may vary somewhat from plant to plant. Plants currently available are semi-alba x sib.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of available sizes are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Hard-caned and evergreen Latouria Dens like this one grow best in warm conditions and medium-high light. Water generously and fertilize regularly while plants are actively growing in spring and summer. The potting media should be kept evenly moist with only slight drying allowed in between. When day length shortens and temperatures cool, reduce water and fertilizer somewhat to keep plants a little on the drier side throughout the cooler, drier months.

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07.11.24

(Den. Sweet Pinky x Den. Sachi)

‘Wink’ mericlone.

The blooms pictured are from the first plants of the crop to bloom (February 2025).

Blooms in the spring.

Plants Available: Growing in 4" pots, blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (e.g. 30%-50% shade). Mature plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but younger plants are best grown in high, filtered light (e.g. less than 5000 fc). Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a "dry rest" in the cooler months. During this time plants should be watered sparingly and fretilized rarely.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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08.28.25

(Den. Roy Tokunaga × Den. rhodostictum)

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. The plant pictured is an example of the 4” Pot option currently available. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Hard-caned and evergreen Latouria Dens like this one grow best in warm conditions and medium-high light. Water generously and fertilize regularly while plants are actively growing in spring and summer. The potting media should be kept evenly moist with only slight drying allowed in between. When day length shortens and temperatures cool, reduce water and fertilizer somewhat to keep plants a little on the drier side throughout the cooler, drier months.

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10.27.23

(Dendrobium bracteosum x Dendrobium laevifolium)

Den. Hibiki is among the first generation offspring of Dendrobium laevifolium and blooms in similar lovely little pink clusters. Compact growing. Typically blooms twice a year.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the 4” Pot option are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as stock permits.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright shade/dappled light and moderate humidity. Plants should be watered generously in Spring and Summer, when putting on new growth. Reduce water and fertilizer during the cooler months as growth slows. Hibiki can be grown potted in an open, free-draining potting media. Or if mounting is preferable, we recommend baskets. In either case, the plant should be snug in its pot/basket.

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08.29.25

(Den. Spring Snow x Den. Tianmu Green Elf)

‘DMP037’ mericlone.

The blooms pictured are from the first plants of the crop to bloom (February 2025).

Blooms in the spring.

Plants Available: Growing in 4" pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (e.g. 30%-50% shade). Mature plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but younger plants are best grown in high, filtered light (e.g. less than 5000 fc). Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a "dry rest" in the cooler months. During this time plants should be watered sparingly and fertilized rarely.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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08.27.25

(Den. Angel Baby x Den. Red Emperor)

Mericlone.

The blooms pictured are from the first plants of the crop to bloom (February 2025).

Blooms in spring.

Plants Available: Growing in 4" pots, blooming-size. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light (e.g. 30%-50% shade). Mature plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but younger plants are best grown in high, filtered light (e.g. less than 5000 fc). Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a "dry rest" in the cooler months. During this time plants should be watered sparingly and fertilized rarely.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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08.27.25

(Den. Super Star × Den. Warabe)

‘Kumi’ mericlone.

This is a dwarf variety of a Dendrobium nobile-type hybrid. Plants will stay relatively short and compact. Flowers are pinky purple with a white center and lightly fragrant.

Easy to grow, great for mounting, and fragrant. Although plants are staked upright for greenhouse/commercial growing, the canes of Den. nobile hybrids are naturally pendulous. They require a dry rest in fall/winter until they produce buds late winter/early spring.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the sizes available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in very bright indirect light. Blooming-size plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but will thank you if you give them shade/filtered sun during the hottest hours of the day during the summer (typically 11-3). Great for mounting on most palms. Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a dry rest in the cooler months. At our nursery, this period is typically from Thanksgiving through Feb/March.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect leaves to yellow and drop during their cool, dry rest period.

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03.15.25

(Den. Royal Chip x Roy Tokunaga semi-alba)

A new addition to the Latouria line. This hybrid blooms in clusters of medium-sized white flowers with pin-prick purple spots and purple striations on the interior lip. Petals have a pink-purple blush, as if lightly dusted with color

Blooms last several weeks.

Among members of the Latouria group, this variety is intermediate in size.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics may vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Hard-caned and evergreen Latouria Dens like this one grow best in warm conditions and medium-high light. Water generously and fertilize regularly while plants are actively growing in spring and summer. The potting media should be kept evenly moist with only slight drying allowed in between. When day length shortens and temperatures cool, reduce water and fertilizer somewhat to keep plants a little on the drier side throughout the cooler, drier months.

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07.11.24

(Den. Norma Jackson x Den. Blue Twinkle)

If you’re new to Antelope Dendrobiums and looking to try your hand at this twisty-petaled pack of plants, Den. Hawaiian Punch is the perfect place to start. This classic hybrid is easy to grow and bloom and can really make a splash as a tropical yard orchid (given the right grow zone). Typically produces multiple bloomspikes per bloom period once mature.

Grown from seed so flower will vary somewhat from plant to plant. The large bloom spikes pictured first are examples from mature plants. The smaller spike is the first bloom from a younger plant.

Easy to grow and bloom and a great orchid for the patio, yard, or landscaping in subtropical environs. Plants can take on significant stature over time.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. The plant pictured in is an example of the 4” Pot option, which is a blooming-size plant. The 4” Pot - Mature option is a larger, mature plant. Orders for the latter will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as available; otherwise, mature plants previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in very bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Some direct sun early or late in the day is okay. Water heavily while plants are in active growth. Reduce water and fertilizer somewhat during the cooler months, but continue to provide bright light during this time.

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10.07.25

(Little Atro x normanbyense)

Fragrant Latouria-type Den. that blooms in a cluster of spotted, creamy white flowers with a vibrant purple throat.

Grown from seed.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the size available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit. Otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow. Provide dappled to bright, indirect light and moderate humidity. Plants should be kept moist during active growth (spring and summer). But reduce water and fertilizer somewhat during the cooler months. Plants should be snug in their pots.

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12.04.24

(Den. Blue Twinkle × Dendrobium stratiotes)

While Den. Blue Twinkle typically keeps the stature of its hybrids on the compact side, Den. Doralba Mesa Rodriguez tends to take after its other parent—Den. stratiotes—in its stature. Plants range from 2-3’ and typically produce multiple spikes of pink to indigo-purple flowers.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics may vary plant to plant. Flowers from three individuals are pictured to illustrate these variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow, particularly alongside Cattleyas. Provide high light and good air circulation. Water generously while plants are actively growing in spring and summer, but allow plants to dry out between watering. A medium or large aggregate bark mix that drains freely is recommended for potted plants. Reduce watering during fall and winter.

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01.18.24

(Den. Blue Twinkle x Dendrobium antennatum)

A stocky, compact antelope Den with coerulea-purple flowers whose colors become bolder when grown in higher light.

Plants Available: Growing in 3" and 4" pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow, particularly alongside Cattleyas. Provide high light and good air circulation. Water generously while plants are actively growing in spring and summer, but allow plants to dry out between watering. A medium or large aggregate bark mix that drains freely is recommended for potted plants. Reduce watering during fall and winter.

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08.29.24

(Den. Cygnus × Den. Fancy Girl)

'‘Sweetie’ mericlone.

The flowers of this variety are yellow with a pink picotee and deep yellow throat. Buds form at the joints of the canes in clusters that produce sweetly fragrant flowers.

Easy to grow, great for mounting and landscaping in temperate to subtropical climes.

Plants typically bud/bloom in February, March.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. The 4” Pot option is blooming-size plant (first bloom or previously bloomed). Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light. Plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but will thank you if you give them shade during the hottest hours of the day (typically 11-3). Great for mounting on most palms. Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a dry rest in the cooler months. At our nursery, this is typically from Thanksgiving through early February.

Note: Nobile-type Dendrobiums are deciduous—you can expect them to drop leaves during their rest period. Plants require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter to initiate flowering.

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02.21.26

(Den. White Rabbit × Den. Sachi)

A nobile-type Den. Easy to grow, great for mounting, and fragrant. Deciduous and pendulous, they require a cool, dry rest in fall/winter.

Blooms in the spring.

‘Fizz’ mericlone. This is a lovely, floriferous hybrid. Great bloomer.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” Pots. Orders will be filled with plants in bud/bloom as stock permits; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light. Plants can be acclimated to direct sun, but will thank you if you give them shade during the hottest hours of the day (typically 11-3). Great for mounting on most palms. Water and fertilize regularly during active growth, but give plants a dry rest in the cooler months. At our nursery, this is typically from Thanksgiving through early March.

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11.08.24

(Den. Hawaiian Punch × Dendrobium canaliculatum)

Half Hawaiian Punch, half Den. canaliculatum, this cross has produced flowers in a variety of color combinations--from vivid fuchsia and magenta to purple to light yellow and lavender. Expect plants to remain on the compact side.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics may vary plant to plant. Blooms from multiple plants are shown to illustrate the variations.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots, mature. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to grow, particularly alongside Cattleyas. Provide high light and good air circulation. Water generously while plants are actively growing in spring and summer, but allow plants to dry out between watering. A medium or large aggregate bark mix that drains freely is recommended for potted plants. Reduce watering during fall and winter. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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10.19.24

(Den. Touch of Gold × Dendrobium johannis)

Blooms in sprays of several small flowers with corkscrew petals. This cross is a second generation hybrid of the well-loved Den. Touch of Gold, which is a prolific bloomer. Flowers are a combination of the browns, yellows, and golds of both parents.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity. Plants can be acclimated to some direct sun but should be provided filtered light during the hottest hours of the summer day. Roots and mix should be allowed to dry out between watering.

Plants may be grown potted or mounted. When potting, use a medium aggregate bark mix and choose a pot that will keep the plant snug. Repot only during spring and summer when plants are actively growing.

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10.22.24

(Den. Kaila Quintal × Den. Royal Wings)

Grown from seed so flower characteristics may vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4“ Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Hard-caned and evergreen Latouria Dens like this one grow best in warm conditions and medium-high light. Water generously and fertilize regularly while plants are actively growing in spring and summer. The potting media should be kept evenly moist with only slight drying allowed in between. When day length shortens and temperatures cool, reduce water and fertilizer somewhat to keep plants a little on the drier side throughout the cooler, drier months.

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04.10.25

(Ctt. Trick or Treat × Epidendrum stanfordianum)

This is an Epidendrum-Cattleya hybrid that blooms in clusters of yellow-orange flowers, overlaid in fiery red. Mature plants can be grown mounted or potted.

Plants Available: ‘Paradise’ mericlone. Growing in 3” pots, blooming-size. Examples of the size available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. Plants may be grown in pots or mounted. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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08.01.26

(Encyclia randii f. alba × Encyclia plicata f. alba)

Vigorous and adaptable and fragrant! A great option for Encyclia beginners—grow it potted or mounted. Bright or super bright. Intermediate/warm or warm/hot. This plant is easy to please.

Blooms have a scent that is creamy, spicy, and earthy—a combination of sweet and woody notes similar to root beer.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant. Although this grex is a primary hybrid of the alba forms of two Encyclia species, we have yet to see any alba blooms from these Enc. Hunty’s Home Run.

The alba flowers shown (green-yellow petals, white lip) are examples of the two species used to make this cross. The other flowers pictured (golden yellow to brown petals, pink lip) are typical of the flowers produced from this crop.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Relative to the 4” Pot, the 4” Pot - Lg option is a plant with more growths (2 or more growths preparing to spike/flower). Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as stock permits.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light and high humidity with good air circulation. Allow plants to dry thoroughly between waterings. Encyclias do not like to keep their feet wet—particularly during the cooler months! We recommend mounting plants on wood/in baskets or growing in an open, freely-draining bark mix if plants are grown potted.

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10.15.25

(Prosthechea cochleata × Grc. Miva Etoile Noire)

This purple clamshell orchid is predominantly Psh. cochleata—a green Prosthechea species native to Florida. Its lovely “indigo” purple shade comes from the Cattleya species Gurianthe bowringiana, a grandparent in the cross.

‘Indigo Blue’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. An example of the 3” Pot option is pictured. This option is a blooming-size plant. The 3” Pot - Lg option is a larger plant, mature.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Tree fern fiber makes for an excellent potting medium for this hybrid. Water generously when dry; allow roots to dry between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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03.31.26

(Guarianthe bowringiana × Prosthechea fragrans)

Primary hybrid of the Cattleya-type species Guarianthe bowringiana and the former Epidendrum species Prosthecheafragrans. Plants bloom in plum purple flowers with a striated lip.

‘Foxes Plum’ AM/AOS mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the 3” Pot option is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Tree fern fiber makes for an excellent potting medium for this hybrid. Water generously when dry; allow roots to dry between waterings. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.31.25

x sib

Encyclia species native to southern Mexico and Central America, where it grows epiphytically on trees. Bloom spikes can reach 2-3 feet in length and produce several flowers with reddish brown petals and a yellow center. Mature plants are prolific, producing multiple, floriferous spikes with highly fragrant flowers.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. Plants are blooming-size. Examples of the options available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, filtered light, with strong air circulation. E. alata can tolerate some direct sun—for example, in the morning; but light should be filtered during the hottest parts of the day, particularly in subtropical/tropical conditions. Provide high humidity and water generously during active growth, but ensure the root system of the plant dries between waterings. Water and fertilizer should be reduced during winter/cooler months, at which time plants should be allowed to dry thoroughly between waterings.

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04.14.26

(Encylia alata × Encyclia fowliei)

Primary hybrid of Enc. alata and Enc. fowliei. Fragrant.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. All available plants are mature. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow bright and dry. Plants must dry out between waterings. Provide good air circulation to the roots. Plants grow particularly well on driftwood and in wooden baskets.

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02.24.26

Florida native Encyclia species. Blooms in the summer. Fragrant.

Grown from seed, so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the 3” Pot option is pictured. The 3” Pot - Lg option is a plant with more growths and/or spikes. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow bright and keep on the dry side. Plants tend to grow best when mounted once they are mature. We recommend wooden baskets or driftwood for the mount. Provide strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Allow roots to dry between waterings.

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10.17.24

Commonly known as “the Florida clamshell orchid” or “the cockleshell orchid” owing to the appearance of the lip. Psh. cochleata is among the native Florida orchids, but is also found in Southern Mexico, Central America, and throughout the Caribbean.

Flowers are very mildly fragrant, with a spicy scent. Blooms sequentially.

Grown from seed.

Plants Available: The 3” Pot - Large option currently available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Tree fern fiber makes for an excellent potting medium for this species. Water generously when dry; allow roots to dry between waterings.

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12.04.24

(Encyclia cordigera × Encyclia randii)

Plants Available: Growing in 3” and 4” pots. All plants available are blooming-size/first bloom or mature. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bloom as stock permits.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light with good air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. These Encyclias do not like their feet wet. So mounting or basket culture are recommended as plants age. For large, mature potted plants, we recommend clay pots with several drainage holes and a freely draining bark mix to aid in air flow to the roots and prevent the pot from becoming stagnant.

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04.05.25

‘Dark’ x sib

Fragrant Encyclia species, rosea form. Blooms in the spring.

Grown from seed. This is a sib cross of a selected cultivar (‘Dark’) from our breeding stock. The blooms pictured with the APRIL 2023 label are examples of the flowers from the first blooms from our current crop.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. All plants currently available are mature plants—in spike/bloom or previously bloomed. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bloom as stock permits; otherwise mature plants, previously bloomed. Examples of the 4” Pot - Large and 4” Pot - XL options are pictured. These are beefy plants, ready for potting up into 6” pots or mounting. As with the examples pictured, plants are likely to bear some blemishes in the foliage or pseudobulbs. These are cosmetic imperfections, typical of outdoor growing conditions. From time to time, we remove them from the plant by cutting affected foliage before shipping.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light with good air circulation and moderate humidity. Allow plants to dry out between waterings. These Encyclias do not like their feet wet. So mounting or basket culture are recommended as plants age. For large, mature potted plants, we recommend clay pots with several drainage holes and a freely draining bark mix to aid in air flow to the roots and prevent the pot from becoming stagnant.

Note: This crop is grown in high light, which often manifests as red or purple pigment in the foliage and/or pseudobulbs of this variety. See the images included here of the plants as a group for examples of plants with this coloration.

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 03.22.24

(Oncidium Jimbo × Oncidium Sharry Baby)

Much like Onc. Sharry Baby in care, appearance, and fragrance, but perhaps a bit fruitier in aroma. Petal tips and nose are light yellow and bloom spikes, shorter and stockier.

Blooms with the maturation of each new growth, typically twice a year (spring and fall).

‘Raspberry Chocolate’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to care for. Grow in dappled to bright indirect light. Water frequently if grown in a porous potting medium (e.g. bark mix) or, if in sphagnum, water just as the medium starts to dry.

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04.18.26

Syn. Bllra. Marfitch (Bratonia Charles M. Fitch × Oncidium Fremar)

Blooms in a spray of large, star-shaped purple flowers. Each new growth produces 1-2 inflorescences of several flowers.

AOS awarded ‘Howard’s Dream’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot - Lg. option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom  as stock permits; otherwise, plants previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: As for intergeneric Oncidiums. Grow in bright, diffused light, no direct sun. Plants may be grown mounted, established in baskets, or potted in a bark mix or sphagnum. Whichever is used, water just as the media are approaching dryness.

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09.13.25

(Onc. Kilauea × Oncidium noezlianum)

‘Volcano Queen’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: As for intergeneric Oncidiums. Grow in bright, diffused light, avoiding direct sun. Plants may be grown mounted, established in baskets, or potted in a bark mix or sphagnum. Whichever is used, water just as the media are approaching dryness.

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10.21.25

If you’re new to orchids and looking to expand your repertoire, this is a great “second orchid.” Onc. Sharry Baby blooms twice a year with long, arcing bloom spikes of small maroon and white flowers that produce a lovely chocolate scent.

Our Oncidium Sharry Baby typically bloom in spring and fall.

AOS awarded ‘Sweet Fragrance’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. An example of the 4” Pot option is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming stock permits; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Generally easy to care for. Grow in dappled to bright indirect light. Water frequently if grown in a porous potting medium (e.g. bark mix) or, if in sphagnum, water just as the medium starts to dry.

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06.12.24

(Ons. Rustic Bridge × Onc. Crowborough)

‘Golden Red Star’ mericlone.

Floriferous, branching bloom spikes of rich red flowers (about half-dollar size). Golden yellow petal tips. Pseudobulbs are distinctively plump and round. Each new growth produces 1-2 inflorescences of several flowers.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: As for intergeneric Oncidiums. Grow in bright, diffused light, no direct sun. Plants may be grown mounted, established in baskets, or potted in a bark mix or sphagnum. Whichever is used, water just as the media are approaching dryness.

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01.07.25

(Onc. Sphacetante × Ons. Wildcat)

‘Orange Kiss’ mericlone.

Oncidium hybrid with branching bloom spikes of orange and yellow flowers. Each new growth produces an inflorescence of several flowers small flowers (roughly the size of a quarter) with rust colored petals and a golden orange and yellow lip.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: As for intergeneric Oncidiums. Grow in bright, diffused light, no direct sun. Plants may be grown mounted, established in baskets, or potted in a bark mix or sphagnum. Whichever is used, water just as the media are approaching dryness.

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04.03.26

(Onc. Cherry Glow × Onc. Crowborough)

‘Burgundy’ AM/AOS mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. Examples of the sizes available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: As for intergeneric Oncidiums. Grow in bright, diffused light, no direct sun. Plants may be grown mounted, established in baskets, or potted in a bark mix or sphagnum. Whichever is used, water just as the media are approaching dryness. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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01.10.25

(Ren. Kalsom × Vanda Vilairat)

Renantanda with a head of vibrant orange blooms.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Examples of the size available are pictured. Plants are mature, previously bloomed. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bloom as stock permits; otherwise, mature plants which have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, but indirect sun—and water generously. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Reduce watering somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing. Protect from temperatures below 55F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.29.26

Lavender/coerulea form of Rhynchostylis coelestis, a vandaceaous species native to Southeast Asia. Plants are compact in growth habit. Blooms are fragrant.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics vary somewhat from plant to plant. Blooms from multiple plants are pictured to illustration variations.

Plants Available: Examples of the size available. Orders will be filled with plants in bloom as stock permits. Otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, filtered light (no direct sun), with good air circulation and high humidity. As with Vandas, Rhynchos can be grown bare-root, without substrate, established in wooden baskets or mounted.

Water generously and fertilize regularly while plants are in active growth (typically spring and summer). Reduce water and fertilizer somewhat during the cooler months, commensurate with the lowering of temperatures in the growing environment.

Note: These plants do not tolerate the cold. Protect them from temperatures below 50-60 F.

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07.24.26

Vanda denisoniana is native to Southern China and southeast Asia, where it can be found growing on the trunks of trees in montane forests. Plants produce waxy, substantive flowers in shades of buttery yellow to golden yellow—and sometimes even orange! The lip of each flower, by contrast, is light yellow and uniquely fiddle-shaped.

V. denisoniana is prized for its vanilla-like fragrance, which is typically strongest in the evening and during the nighttime hours.

Grown from seed.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” pots. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, indirect sun (about 50% shade). Protect from direct midday sun. Younger plants should be kept in slightly shadier conditions than mature, blooming-size plants to ensure robust root and foliar development. Plants may be grown in hanging pots or slatted baskets that allow roots to expand and hang freely. Provide strong air circulation and high humidity in the growing environment and water regularly. Plants should be watered daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.13.25

(Aranda Sayan × Vanda Duang Porn)

This Aranda hybrid produces yellow flowers with pin prick red spots. Ideal for high light environments and, in subtropical and tropical climates, for adding a tropical touch to landscaping.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” pots. Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, indirect sun (about 50-70% sunlight). Provide strong air circulation and high humidity. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.13.25

This hybrid does not have a registered name.

Plants produce large pink flowers. The blooms pictured are early examples from young plants in the crop. Expect multiple blooms per spike on mature plants.

Pda. Mevr. L. Velthuis × V. Nichanan is a quarter-terete Vanda hybrid, also referred to as a Paplionanda. The light requirements for Paplionandas are high, making them ideal candidates for landscaping in tropical and subtropical locations.

Grown from seed so flower characteristics may vary somewhat from plant to plant.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” pots, blooming-size. Examples of the size available are pictured. Plants are ready for mounting/basket culture or potting (e.g. with coarse well-draining material like charcoal and lava rock).

Orchid Care: Grow in high light and water often. This variety will perform best with bright, filtered sun for most of the day. It can tolerate full morning sun but should be provided with some shade or filtered light during the hottest midday hours. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Watering can be reduced somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plant growth has slowed. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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10.18.25

Introducing our signature orchid—Vanda sanderiana alba. Endemic to the Philippines, this species and has a long and significant history in Vanda hybridizing. Its two-tone color form and flower shape were prized by earlier breeders, making it a key ancestor to many popular commercial Vanda hybrids.

We’re currently offering plants from our most recent lines of breeding. (These may be sib crosses or selfings.)

Grown from seed.

Plants Available: Growing in 2” pots. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, indirect sun (about 50% shade). Protect from direct midday sun. Younger plants should be kept in slightly shadier conditions than mature, blooming-size plants to ensure robust root and foliar development. Allow roots to expand and hang freely. Provide strong air circulation and high humidity in the growing environment. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.13.25

This hybrid does not currently have a registered name.

Large-flowered golden yellow Vanda hybrid.

Plants Available: Plants are mature or previously bloomed. An example of a blooming-size plant is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in very bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.25.26

Syn. Vanda ampullacea

Pink form of a compact Vanda/Ascocentrum species. Typically blooms in late spring/early summer.

Plants Available: Growing in baskets. Plants with single, double, and multiple fans or growths. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and stock permit. Otherwise mature, previously bloomed plants.

Orchid Care: Give plants moderate light, somewhat filtered or diffused. No direct sun at midday (11a-3p). Water heavily when plants are actively growing (late spring through early autumn), gradually reducing after new growths mature.

Grow in a well-drained container that will allow for adequate air circulation around the roots. Wooden baskets, tree fern, cork and driftwood mounts are all good options. Plants available are growing in slatted plastic baskets with no media.

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04.18.26

(Vanda Rasri Gold x Vanda Suksamran Gold)

Large-flowered yellow Vanda hybrid with faint spotting.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Plants are blooming-size. An example of the size available is pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.19.25

(Vanda Fuchs Harvest Moon x Dhongchai Pusavat)

‘No. 502’ mericlone.

Plants Available: Mature single and double plant options are available. Examples each are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit. Otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright indirect light (about 60-70% shade), with strong air circulation and moderate to high humidity. Water generously. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Watering can be reduced somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.20.25

This is a starter pack of three Vanda species in 2” pots—Vanda sanderiana f. alba, Vanda denisoniana, and Vanda dearei.

Each variety offered is a seedling.

Plants Available: The 2” Pot - 3-Pack includes the following three varieties:

• Vanda sanderiana f. alba

• Vanda denisoniana

• Vanda dearei

Plants are growing in 2” pots. Examples of the size available are pictured.

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09.16.25

(Vanda Kulwadee Fragrance × Vanda Doctor Anek)

Vanda Uraiwan Belle is hybrid with multiple cultivars in circulation. Each features the characteristic round blooms and spotting of the V. Kulwadee Fragrance parent. This particular clone is the “red” version of the hybrid.

Red Mericlone.

Plants Available: Mature and large plants. An examples of the Large is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light and water often. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Reduce watering somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.13.25

(Pda. Mimi Palmer x V. Doctor Anek)

Fragrant Mimi Palmer hybrid with waxy purple flowers.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light and water often. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Reduce watering somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing.

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06.21.25

(Vanda Kulwadee Fragrance × Vanda Doctor Anek)

Round, spotted blooms with an electric pink perimeter.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Single and double plants. Examples are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright light and water often. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Reduce watering somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.06.25

(Vanda Nopporn Gold × Vanda Rasri Gold) Syn. Ascda. Somsri Gold

Large-flowered yellow Vanda hybrid.

The ‘Pachara No. 1’ mericlone typically blooms in the summer months. The ‘No. 464’ mericlone typically blooms late fall/early winter.

Plants Available: ‘No. 464’ mericlone. Plants are mature. Examples of the size available are pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit. Otherwise, mature plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: This hybrid is nearly 75% Vanda sanderiana and can be cultivated similarly. Grow in very bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.01.25

(V. Robert's Delight x Pda. Mimi Palmer)

This Mimi Palmer hybrid produces indigo purple and white flowers. Blooms are fragrant.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: An example of the size available is pictured. Plants are blooming-size.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright and indirect—and water generously. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Watering can be reduced somewhat with cooler temperatures. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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06.21.25

‘No. 176’ mericlone.

Lime green color form of Aerides houlletiana species. Flowers are waxy and substantive with a sweet, lemony scent.

Plants Available: Examples of the available sizes are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with high humidity and strong air circulation. Plants can be grown bare root (our method) or mounted. We recommend wooden baskets for growing at home since these can accommodate the growth of the plant and retain some moisture while still allowing air circulation to the roots. During the summer, daily watering is a must for plants like these grown without media. Water can be reduced somewhat during the cooler months, provided that plants are not dried hard between waterings.

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07.23.24

(Vanda Suksamran Gold × Vanda Thai Spots)

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Plants are mature. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/flower as blooming season and blooming stock permit. Otherwise, plants that have bloomed previously.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Water regularly—daily when conditions are hot and plants do not receive rain. Protect from temperatures below 60F. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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10.17.24

Syn. Vanda falcata

Neof. falcata are vandaceous. Grow in bright indirect light and water daily.

These plants grow hanging from the uppermost rungs in our greenhouses—the brightest spot under the shade cloth. Reduce water somewhat in cooler months, but plants should not be allowed to dry out completely.

Blooms in the summer months. Fragrant.

Plants Available: Growing in 3” pots. An example of the 3" Pot option is pictured. Plants are blooming-size.

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09.12.24

(Vanda tessellata x Vanda Pudtan-Yip Sum Wah)

Medium-sized and somewhat waxy flowers (a la Vanda tessellata). Blooms are shades of orange and yellow with dark burnt orange to red spots.

'Orange Spots' mericlone.

Plants Available: An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light and water generously. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Watering can be reduced somewhat with cooler temperatures, but do not allow the foliage to become wrinkled. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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09.07.24

(Van. Ocean Storm x Pda. Mimi Palmer)

Fragrant Mimi Palmer hybrid with bright pink tessellations. Blooms in a head of pink and white flowers, with waxy substance.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit; otherwise, mature plants, previously bloomed.

Orchid Care: Bright light, lots of water—in the summer, that’s daily watering or equivalent as supplemented by rain. You’ll know your plants are getting a good amount of light when you see a reddish/purple pigment darkening the edges of the foliage a bit.

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09.07.24

(Vanda Haad Song-Khla × Red Devil)

Red Ascocenda-type Vanda.

Mericlone.

Plants Available: Mature. Orders will be filled with plants in spike/bud/bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, indirect light and warm-to-hot conditions with high humidity and strong air circulation. Protect from temperatures below 55F. Grow in a basket or mounted. If grown without media or grown on a mount/basket that does not retain moisture (e.g. a plastic basket), plants should be watered daily or nearly so during the warmer months. Water can be reduced somewhat with cooler temperatures. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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05.23.25

(Vanda Karulea × Vanda Gordon Dillon)

A popular first for new growers interested in trying their hand at Vandas. Pachara Delight tends to bloom twice (and sometimes thrice!) a year and its striking color certainly stands out in the landscaping or on the lanai.

Plants Available: Blooming-size plants. Examples of the size available are pictured.

Orchid Care: Grow in high light—bright, but indirect sun—and water generously. In the hotter months, plants should be watered daily. Reduce watering somewhat with cooler temperatures, when plants are not actively growing. Fertilize weakly, weekly.

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07.24.26