This is one of our most floriferous stelis species.  The name ‘nexipous’ means duck’s foot and describes the shape of the flowers which is unlike any other stelis in our collection. The dense spikes are very upright and secund (all the flowers facing one way) giving a dramatic display that lasts for several months. […]

This is a miniature species native to South East Asia and Malaysia that is recorded in hot lowland forest near rivers. It has soft leaves suggesting it prefers shaded conditions the flowers is produced successively on short pendulous spikes. We grow the plant mounted on cork where its flowers can be seen but they are very […]

This is a medium to large sized Pleurothallis with 10cm heart shaped leaved on 20cm stems. The flowers are produced successively from the base of the leaf and sit neatly on top of the leaf. This plant is always in flower. The species is endemic to Ecuador where it grows in wet forests from 1000 […]

This attractive epidendrum species is found right through Central America and down through Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. Out of flower it looks very like a uni-foliate cattleya but soon shows it’s unique character when the flower spikes appear. Spikes produce up to six large flowers evolved to attract a moth pollinator although it offers no reward and […]

This miniature Phalaenopsis species is native to the Philippines and Southern Taiwan where it is reported growing as an epiphyte in lowland forest near streams. The small flowers are produced on arching spikes that continue to grow for several months with successive flowers each lasting about a month. This plant was deflasked about five years […]