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| TOF2482 | | Stanhopea ecornuta.
Panama.
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| | "One of the most fascinating of the 'primitive' Stanhopea species."(Greer) Fleshy cream colored flowers lightly spotted with red. Base of lip orange-yellow spotted with red. "This is sometimes called the torito sin cacho (hornless bull) because it is obviously one of the toritos, even though it lacks the characteristic horns." (Dressler, 1993) Grows in shady tropical forests from sea level up to 900 meters. Very large plants. | |
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| TOF2378 | | Stanhopea florida.
Ecuador.
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 Gallery | | Very hard to get. Eastern slope of the Andes - seasonally dry montane cloud forest. Showy displays of 5-8 large (up to 5") cream to light pink colored flowers speckled with red. The name refers to the fact that it produces many flowers. | |
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| TOF2664 | | Stanhopea grandiflora.
Trinidad to Brazil.
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| | “The Large-Flowered Stanhopea”. Warm rainforests. One or two large dramatic flowers per spike – each up to 6” across. Ivory colored with red streaks on the hypochile. Probably the first Stanhopea to flower in European collections, by Loddiges in 1824. | |
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| TOF2241 | | Stanhopea graveolens 'Crownpoint' AM/AOS x self.
Mexico, Guatemala.
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| | Another select Stanhopea. 3-9 or more huge yellow flowers with a nice apricot hypochile. Distinctive angular features. | |
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| TOF2058 | | STANHOPEA graveolens 'YELLOW'.
Mexico, Guatemala..
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Gallery | | Photo was taken in our Botanical Garden. (Formerly sold as S. guttulata). Our cultivar is predominately yellow and white with reddish spots. Nice colorful show. | |
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| TOF2600 | | Stanhopea insignis 'Dark Jungle' x self.
Brazil.
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Gallery | | Rare offering - never available in the market. "A lusty Brazilian beauty!" (Greer, 1998) The species upon which the genus was founded. 2 or three big fleshy flowers are cream with purple spots. In this select variety, the hypochile is mostly dark purple. Low elevation dryish forests. Different! | |
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| TOF2430 | | Stanhopea panamensis x self.
Panama.
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| | Huge flowers on this beautiful cultivar (flowers generally are 4.75" wide x 5.5"). Only received species status recently, in 1989. Light color (creamy white) with some sparse red-purple "cheerios". Yellow at base of flower segments. Distinctive. Moist forest up to 2900 ft elevation. The real thing. | |
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| TOF2551 | | Stanhopea reichenbachiana.
Colombia.
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Gallery | | Showy gleaming porcelain white flowers usually 2 to spike. From moist warm rainforests. Probably the most floriferous Stanhopea we've grown, blooming often throughout the year. Rewarding. Large in 2.00" pot | | | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S. | $18.00 | | | 5.00" pot / B.S. | $26.00 |
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| TOF2346 | | Stanhopea tigrina 'Glory of Mexico' AM/AOS x self.
Eastern Mexico.
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Gallery | | (Actually, S. tigrina var. nigroviolacea). This will blow your mind. You've never seen a bigger, heavier, waxier orchid flower. Even the enormous buds are beautiful and amazing. Flowers are 6" across; yellow-orange heavily blotched with red-black. Very fragrant. Appreciates bright light in the winter, summers are shadier. | |
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| TOF2506 | | Stanhopea tigrina 'OA31' x self.
Mexico.
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| | This will be different from Glory of Mexico - possibly unique. From one of Latin America's top species collections. | |
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| TOF2243 | | Stanhopea tricornis.
Ecuador.
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Gallery | | Western slopes of the Andes - warm moist tropical forest. Unique & vigorous species has large waxy flowers with fleshy petals that stay in front, instead of curling back between the sepals as in other Stanhopeas. Fragrant. | |
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| TOF2737 | | Stanhopea wardii '10 Flowers'.
Nicaragua to Venezuela and Colombia.
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| | Large yellowish bird-like flowers have reddish dotting and a dark maroon “eye”. Good fragrance. This clone blooms with 10 flowers on a spike. | |
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| TD43 | | Stelis argentata 'RED'.
Panama.
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Gallery | | Prolific warmth-tolerant stelis has many sprays of 1/4" red flowers -instead of the usual cream-yellow color. Very attractive display. In bloom over a good period of time. | |
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| TD67 | | Stelis argentata.
Colombia.
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Gallery | | This geographical race has many light yellow "fuzzy" roundish flowers arranged nicely on semi-erect spikes. | |
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| TD144 | | Stelis morganii.
Ecuador.
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| | Neat species has a climbing habit with multitudes of cream yellow flowers. Nice - easy. | |
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| TOF1521 | | Tetramicra canaliculata.
West Indies..
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Gallery | | Stiff "terete" leaves separated by elongate rhizomes. Showy little flowers are flushed with purple and the lip is a darker pink with violet purple stripes. Scrambling terrestrial plants are found in sandy areas or on rocks. Best cultivated on plaques, with good watering all year 'round. | |
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| TOF2480 | | Trichopilia hennisiana.
Ecuador.
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Gallery | | Beautiful species! Several full shaped white flowers with golden yellow in the full round lips. Nice fragrance. Far easier to grow than Trichopilia suavis (less cool demanding). | |
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| TD186 | | Zootrophion atropurpurea.
Brazil.
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| | (Specklinia atropurpurea). Name refers to dark purple color. Easy to grow warm to intermediate pleurothallid has interesting flowers which don't fully open - like the other Zootrophions. Interesting species for sure. | |
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| TD248 | | Zootrophion schenkii.
Brazil.
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| | Atlantic forest in shady moist areas. Two to three 1 ¼” reddish flowers on inflorescence. MBG Tropicos lists this as a valid species. | |
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