A genus of 23 species from the Americas. The leaves are heavily veined and deciduous. these epiphyites live in lowland tropical forests and attract bees to pollinate with strong fragrances. The plants grow in intermediate to warm conditions and should be heavily watered during active growth followed by a dry rest period.More

A south American mix

A genus of 23 species from the Americas. The leaves are heavily veined and deciduous. these epiphyites live in lowland tropical forests and attract bees to pollinate with strong fragrances. The plants grow in intermediate to warm conditions and should be heavily watered during active growth followed by a dry rest period.More

Cyc. Golden Showers. (Cyc. chlorochilon x herrenhusanum). Showy yellow 90cm flowers on pendent sprays. Fragrant.

A genus of 23 species from the Americas. The leaves are heavily veined and deciduous. these epiphyites live in lowland tropical forests and attract bees to pollinate with strong fragrances. The plants grow in intermediate to warm conditions and should be heavily watered during active growth followed by a dry rest period.More

Native to Peru. A mature plant can easily produce two simultaneous spikes of 25 to 35 blossoms each, and the individual flowers will be up to 4 inches across.More

A genus of 23 species from the Americas. The leaves are heavily veined and deciduous. these epiphyites live in lowland tropical forests and attract bees to pollinate with strong fragrances. The plants grow in intermediate to warm conditions and should be heavily watered during active growth followed by a dry rest period.More

Distribution Ecuador to Peru. Pseudobulb epiphyte grown at intermediate temperatures. In autumn reduce watering as the leave drop, and keep dry over winter until roots show growth then spray to begin with, then water and fertilise well.

A genus of 23 species from the Americas. The leaves are heavily veined and deciduous. these epiphyites live in lowland tropical forests and attract bees to pollinate with strong fragrances. The plants grow in intermediate to warm conditions and should be heavily watered during active growth followed by a dry rest period.More

Distributed from Mexico to C. America. This plant is a deciduous type and will drop its leaves sometime during the winter months. This coincides with the natural cycle that occurs in the habitat. During spring and summer, when the new growths emerge from the base of the pseudobulbs, water as the mix approaches dryness but do not allow the mix to dry out completely between watering.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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from Papua New Guinea where it grows on shady tree trunks in the Bowutu Mountains at elevations of 300-1900m. This pseudobulb epiphyte is best grown mounted, intermediate - warm and it's watered daily throughout the year. Flower size around 10mm and the leaves around 4-5 cm.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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An Australian orchid from Queensland. Flowering is from August to September with up to six flowers to a spike and are about 2 cm in diameter and long lasting. Grow on a slab or in a pot for a larger plant.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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A a synonym for Dendrobium lindleyi. Found from India to S. China. Plants skirt themselves with pendant clusters of bright yellow flowers in mid-spring. The flowers usually take up more space than the plant when in full bloom. Likes lots of food water after blooming until autumn, then neglect them - cool temps, little water, no fertilizer. Keep the light bright year round.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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A species from Vietnam with robust club like pseudobulbs. This species rests in winter and flowers in spring. Plants should be grown in a pot or basket, in a rich media that will drain well. Sunlight short of leaf burn, lots of water and fertiliser when in active growth and the plant will develop into a spectacular specimen. Flowers are deliciously fragrant, crystaline in texture and produced in abundance. Previously known as Dend bronckartii, and one of the parents of Dend mousmee. Also known as Dend furcatum.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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Clusters waxy white, amethyst purple lip, bottle brush type. Dendrobium amethystaglossum is a section pedilonum species, characterised by the dense clusters of showy flowers. A small pot or basket with a media that will stay damp but not wet suits most of this section. The old canes are deciduous to flower, with the flower heads produced along the cane. A rest in winter is essential, withhold water but keep just damp until new growths appear, then lots of water and fertiliser will produce tall robust new canes that flower the following year. Dendrobium amethystaglossum grows best in a small pot or basket, needs good air circulation and rests during the cooler months. A Philippines species, mountain plant, but very adaptable.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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A large species that ranges all over south east asia. This long caned deciduous species requires a dry rest in winter. As new growth begins, lots of water and fertiliser will promote long canes and more flowers. The plants flower in early spring, and are large and very fragrant. Winter rest temperature min 15oC

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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Native to New Guinea, NE. Australia this orchid has the common name of Cooktown orchid. The purple flowers are borne on long, terminal racemes and there may be as many as ten flowers on each raceme. Flowers are large, being up to 65 mm in diameter. It requires a drier period in October through March reduce watering unless they tell you that they are active.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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This name is a synonym of Dendrobium amabile. Native to Vietnam and a once rare plant. Best grown under intermediate conditions, in a basket or well drained pot in a media that will saty damp but not wet. A drier rest during the cooler months will promote flowering in the Spring. The plantis large 80 cm tall, with large grape like clusters of white flowers flushed pink and the yellow orange labellum.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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This species comes from the lowland areas of Papua New Guinea and is a forest epiphyte. A small growing species, commonly called the white bottle brush orchid , with its ball like clusters of many flowers along its canes. Grow in warm or intermediate conditions but many more inflorescences develop when the night temperature drops to about 14

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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From Burma and northeast India, these plants require intermediate to warm conditions and good, but not direct light, as the new growths are sensitive and can easily burn. These plants should be grown in baskets or mounted because the roots like a lot of air movement. Spray frequently but let it dry off between sprays.

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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This species has been re-classified as Eleutheroglossum closterium

There are over 1000 species in this genus reaching from India all the way down through to New Zealand. This also means that growing conditions are also diverse, from the cool growing Indian species that require winter rest to warmer species that require no winter rest.
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Found in se Asia down to the Philippines, it is known locally as the pigeon orchid. This pseudobulb epiphyte produces many fragrant white flowers. Club-shaped pseudobulbs taper into a long thin "stem" from which the blooms appear along the nodes, even on previously flowered nodes