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EPIDENDRUMS |
Barkerias, Encyclias and Epidendrums
Catalog Codes: Plant Size: S=seedling (3-5" leaf span), LS=large
seedling (6+ leaf span), NBS=near-blooming size, BS=blooming size,
MC=mericlone, D=division, MT=mounted plant.
Barkeria palmeri - (Mexico) In spike NOW! Uncommon charming vigorous pink species.
Grow intermediate, moderately bright light, rest in winter.
Barkeria scandens (syn. cyclotella) - (Mexico) Wonderful vigorous species with
deep fuchsia blooms!
Grow intermediate, moderately bright light, rest in winter.
Barkeria uniflora (syn. elegans) - (Mexico) In spike NOW! Beautiful vigorous pink species.
Grow intermediate, moderately bright light, rest in winter.
Encyclia is a diverse genus of mthat orchids that range in size from miniatures to moderately large plants. Most Encyclias enjoy moderately bright - brightlight, intermediate temperatures, good humidity and air movement. They make good huse plants, as most species are quite adaptable to varying environmental conditions. They grow well in plastic pots with moss or a bark (Cattleya) mix. According to Dr. Robert Dressler, there are eight species of Encyclia found in Panama. Other former Encyclia species have been reclassified under the genus Prosthechea.
Encyclia alata - (Mexico, Panama) Robust plants that are easy to grow and bloom, produce many fragrant
1.5" brown and white flowers branched inflorescences. Easy! Grow warm-intermediate, moderately
bright.
Encyclia bacculus (syn. Prosthechea bacculus) - (Panama/MTF*) Compact
plant produces 3-4 large creamy white fragrant flowers with purple stripes.
Easy! Grow intermediate, moderately bright.
Encyclia brassavolae (syn. Prosthechea brassavolae) - (Panama/MTF*) Beautiful species with long-lasting large cream-green
blooms with pointed white lip, the tip of the lip being fuchsia-colored.
Grow intermediate, moderately bright to bright light.
Encyclia calamari (syn. Prosthechea calamari) - (Panama/MTF*) Tiny minitature encylia with real charm. Plant produces 3-4 creamy white fragrant flowers with purple stripes.
Grow intermediate, moderately bright.
Encyclia campylostalix (syn. Prosthechea campylostalix) - (Panama/MTF*)
Very compact plant produces 10-12" inflorescences with 6-10 brown
flowers with white lips and unusual winged ovaries. Easy! Grow warm, moderately
bright.
Encyclia ceratistes (syn. Encyclia ramonense) - (Panama/MTF*) Robust plants that are easy to grow and bloom, produce many 1" green and white flowers with fuchsia marked lips on branched inflorescences. Highly fragrant (like a good red wine). Beautiful and easy! Grow warm-intermediate, moderately
bright.
Encyclia cochleata (syn. Prosthechea cochleata) ('Jules and Elaine' AM/AOS x self) - (Mexico) Encyclia cochleata 'Jules and Elaine' AM/AOS - (Honduras)
Encyclia cochleata alba 'Woodstream' - (Caribbean) Easy and beautiful
pure white form of cochleata. A few divisions of our stock plant are available.
Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia cordigera (syn. atropurpurea) - (Panama/MTF*) Wonderful species with richly fragrant
purple flowers with pink lips held on strong upright inflorescences. We have bloomed out several
unique color variations.
Grow warm-intermediate, moderately bright to bright light.
Encyclia dickinsonianum - (Mexico) Rare in cultivation, this species produces a profusion of 1.5"
flowers. Quite showy!! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia elegantula - (Panama/MTF*) Many fragrant green blooms. White lip with purple striations. Cute! Small Pseudobulbs. Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia ghiesbrechtiana - (Mexico) Very easy and charming small growing species with green brown flowers sporting a proportionately enormous showy white lip. Fragrant. Grown moderately bright and intermediate.
Encyclia gravida - (Panama/MTF*) Easy and uncommon species with wiry branched spike of brown flowers with white lips. Big beautiful plants.
Grow warm-intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia hanburii - (Mexico). No collection of Mexican Encyclias
is complete without this attractive easy-growing species. Branching inflorescences
hold many attractive 1" brown-purple flowers with white lip accented
with purple stripes. Fragrant. Grow bright, warm-intermediate.
Encyclia ionophlebia (syn. Prosthechea ionophlebia) - (Panama/MTF*) Compact
plant produces 16-8 creamy white fragrant flowers with purple stripes.
Easy! Grow warm, moderately bright.
Encyclia mariae - (Mexico) Easy and popular species with 2.5" dark green flowers with strongly
contrasting large white lip! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light. Brief rest in winter.
Encyclia michuacan - (Mexico) rare species with 1" orange or purple-brown flowers.
flowers with contrasting white lip! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia microbulbon - (Mexico) Easy and cute species with 1" brown flowers with cream-colored
lips above small round pseudobulbs. Strongly fragrant of coconut!
Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia mooreana- (Panama/MTF*) Hard to find and much sought species with branched inflorescences of beautifully colored flowers. Easy! Grow cool-intermediate (comes from 2,400-6,000 feet elevation), bright.
Encyclia peraltensis - (Panama/MTF*) Many fragrant green blooms. White lip with purple striations. Cute! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Encyclia prismatocarpa (syn. Prosthechea prismatocarpa)
- (Panama/MTF*) Large plants of this beautiful Central American species
with cream-colored flowers spotted with purple with contrasting magenta
lips. Easy! Grow cool-intermediate, bright.
Encyclia radiata (syn. Prosthechea radiata) - (Mexico) Powerfully fragrant white non-resupinate flowers, similar to E. cochleata. Beautiful and easy! Grow warm-intermediate, moderately
bright.
Encyclia sima (syn. Prosthechea sima) - (Panama/MTF*) Compact
plant produces 3-5 creamy white fragrant flowers. Extremely rare in cultivation with long-lasting showy blooms
Grow intermediate, and on the dry side, moderately bright. One of our plants recently received a CHM/AOS.
Encyclia spondiade (syn. Prosthechea spondiade) - (Panama/MTF*) Rare species. Related to cochleata and fragrans, this species is unique in having red non-resupinate flowers on small plants. Beautiful plants!!
Moderately bright light, Intermediate temperatures (somes from 3,000-6,000 feet elevation).
Limited.
Encyclia tripunctata - (Mexico) One of our favorites! Clusters of small round pseudobulbs lose their leaves in the Fall and should be watered sparingly until Spring. Lead bulbs will sprout a 3-4" inflorescence in late Spring-eary summer with a cluster of long-lasting charming 1" light green flowers with a black lip and column accented with three orange spots. Superb floral FRAGRANCE! Moderately bright light, Intermediate.
Encyclia vagans - (Panama/MTF*) Rare species. Moderately bright light, Intermediate.
Limited.
Encyclia vittelina - (Mexico) Beautiful red orange species. These are bearing sheaths and will bloom later this spring! Moderately bright light,
intermediate temperature, water sparingly in winter.
Limited.
Jacquinella equitantifolia - (Chiapas, Mexico) Graceful Lockhartia-like foliage sequentially bear 1" amber flowers. Rare! Very easy! Moderately bright light, Intermediate.
Limited.
Jacquinella leucomelana - (Mexico) Super cute miniature with beautiful growth habit and tiny cream-coloered flowers. Very easy! Moderately bright light, Intermediate.
Limited.
Welcome to our new frontier! Epidendrums make up a diverse genus of over 800 species (possibly hundreds more) in the new world tropics from North Carolina to Bolivia. According to Dr. Robert Dressler, there are 146 species found in Panama, alone! The diversity, ease of culture, free-flowering and exotic nature of Epidendrums lend themselves to the enjoyment of hobbyists and serious collectors. Woodstream Orchids made a committment to bring Epidendrum species into cultivation through seedling production and to explore the infinite combination of hybrids that
may be made within the genus Epidendrum and among other relatives of the Cattleya Alliance. Many Epi species and hybrids make superb exhibition plants, ranging from large spectacular specimens to sublime miniatures. Barkerias and Encyclias are also found in this section. Check out our offerings and give Epis a try!!
Acrorchis roseola - (Panama, Costa Rica/MTF*). A monspecific genus closely related to Epidendrum. These are charming clump forming plants that reach 6 inches in height and continuously produce small white flowers blushed with pink. Very rare in cultivation. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum allenii - (Panama/MTF*) Beautiful compact plants have upright growth of red leaves.
Single 1" waxy white flowers appear sequentially from the elongating flower spike. Very easy and rare! Grow intermediate, moderate-moderately bright light, moist.
Epidendrum allochronum - (Panama/MTF*) Impressive succulent plants with shiny red foliage continuously produce spikes of one inch flowers. To see it is to want it!! Very easy and rare! Grow intermediate, moderate-moderately bright light, moist.
Epidendrum anceps - (Belize). Beautiful upright plant architecture is accented by long ever-blooming clusters of small red flowers. Grows well potted or mounted. Moderate to bright light, intermediate.
Epidendrum anisatum - (Mexico). Very popular species with an anise-like fragrance. Small clusters of green flowers accented with dark red appear throughout the year. Compact growning plants with shiny leathery leaves. Moderate to bright light, intermediate.
Epidendrum Annelie Wanns (ilense x stamfordianum) - We purchased a couple of flasks of this hybrid from Carter and Holmes, as we were intrigued about the possibilities! Both parents are spectacular.
Moderate to bright light, intermediate.
Epidendrum antonense - (Panama/MTF*) Beautiful plants have upright growth of red leaves, reaching 18" in height.
Clusters of 4-6 dark green flowers with beautifully contrasting dark purple lips are produced sequentially from the elongating flower spike.
Attractive red foliage. One of ours was just awarded! Very easy and rare! Grow intermediate [warmth-tolerant], moderate-moderately bright light, moist.
WSO 2339 Epidendrum aporum ('Woodstream' x self) (Ecuador) We are so excited to be able to offer this rare and unusual species. Compact upright growth resemble those of Lockhartias. Spikes of unusual green flowers closely appressed to the inflorescence are produced a couple of times a year. Truly unusual and rare. Grows well mounted, intermediate temperature, moderate light.
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Epidendrum barbeyanum - (Panama/MTF*) Never saw this species offered for sale, elsewhere! Succulent growths give rise to showy heads of apple green 2 inch flowers with broad lips, contrasted by white columns. Moderate to bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum bugabense - (Panama/MTF*) Plants similar to, but smaller than, Epi polychlamys. The 1.5" flowers are a beautiful pure translucent green. These come from Guadelupe, near Finca Dracula at ~6,500 feet elevation and are easier to maintain and bloom than the other polychlamys-like species.
Epidendrum capricornu - (Peru/MTF*) An excelent species that grows well under Phal conditions. Plant stays compact and produces wonderful showy panicles of fuchsia pink flowers. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum cirrochilum 'Woodstream' CBR/AOS - (Colombia) Divisons of a rare and wonderful species with graceful upright growths to 14" tall with branching panicles of many small contrasting green and white flowers. Limited.
Epidendrum chlorocorymbosum - (Chiapas, Mexico) Showy apical clusters of many good-size lime-green flowers atop succulent growth. Bright, intermediate. Easy to grow and bloom. Rapidly makes showy specimen plants. Blooms several times year. Fragrant.
Epidendrum chlorops 'Woodstream' CBR,CHM,CCM/AOS - (Mexico) A must have
for the serious Epidendrum collector! Plants reach 20-24" with beautiful
clean foliage and multiple pendent clusters of two-tone green flowers,
with an almost blueish cast. Won a blue ribbon at the 1998 SEPOS Show.
Reblooms repeatedly from the same cane, 2-3 flushes per year (Fall-Spring). Fragrant. Moderate-bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum ciliare - (Panama/MTF*) Classic Epi with pseudobulbs. Likes
bright, intermediate conditions. Usually fall blooming, produces arching
sprays. of 2.5" frilly white flowers with a wonderful fragrance.
Grows quickly into a specimen and makes a great show plant. Easy to grow
and bloom.
Epidendrum ciliare 'Majus' - (Panama/MTF*) Large blooming size divisions of our superb show plant. A floriferous large-flowered variety! Easy to grow
and bloom. NICE plants! Limited.
Epidendrum circinatum - (Panama/MTF*) Truly weird and nothing but lip. Succulent green growth to 8-12" give rise to spikes of coiled (circinate) upside down green flowers that are dwarfed by the huge white lip. One of the strangest Epis you will ever see. Exceedingly rare in cultivation. One of our plants was just awarded! Limited.
Epidendrum citrosmum - (Chiapas, Mexico) Showy apical clusters of many good-size lime-green flowers atop succulent growth. Bright, intermediate. Easy to grow and bloom. Rapidly makes showy specimen plants. Blooms several times year. Fragrant.
Epidendrum conopseum var. mexicana - (Mexico) Although common
from Veracruz through Florida, the var. mexicana is the showiest we've
seen. These are easy-growing miniature plants, flowering 1-3 times per
years producing upright racemes of greenish white flowers. These grow
quickly into fine specimens and can be quite showy (ours took a blue ribbon
at the 1997 Greater New York Show)! Moderately bright light,
Intermediate. Folks, who purchased these from us in the past, are always saying how pleased they are!
Epidendrum coriifolium - (Mexico). We have about four different
species all labeled coriifolium. This should be the authentic species.
Growths 5-8" high, succulent give rise to true spikes with green/red
flowers. Grows easily mounted or in a pot. Moderately bright to bright
light, intermediate.
Epidendrum coronatum - (Panama). Excellent species with reddish foliage and pendent recemes of fragrant cream-colored flowers. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum criniferum - (Panama/Colombia, MTF*).
This Panamanian species has beautiful and unusual cream flowers mottled with purple and
an exotic fringed lip! Bloom frequently! Plants reach 12-14" in height. Moderate to bright light, warm-intermediate. On of our plants just received a HCC/AOS!
Epidendrum dentilobium - (Panama/MTF*).
Very rare Panamanian species has beautiful and unusual golden brown-mottled cream flowers
and an exotic toothed white lip! Not the easiest to grow, but very rewarding. Bloom frequently! Plants reach 20" in height. Moderate to bright light, warm-intermediate.
Epidendrum eburneum - (Panama/MTF*) One of our favorites! Sequential blooming, like Epi nocturnum, with proportionally large green flowers with large white lips. Plants remain 6-8" tall! Relatively rare.
Epidendrum elvallense - (Panama/MTF*) We thought we knew what this is, but when it bloomed it was not what we had expected.
Could be a new species. Attractive sturdy upight plants branch frequently. We call these type of Epi species the "Christmas Tree-type" as the plant habit eventualy resembles a small bushy tree!
Unusual pure white fragrant (like coconut) flowers. Compact plant. Grow warm-intermediate. Moderately bright light.
Epidendrum erectifolium 'Woodstream' CHM/AOS - (Mexico). Awarded
in 2000, we have a very limited number of divisions of this rare and beautiful
species from southern Mexico. Succulent upright growths reach 10-12"
and give rise to large upright heads of solid green fragrant flowers,
which last 5-6 weeks! As of yet we have been unable to propagate this
species from seed. Moderately bright to bright light, intermediate.
Epidendrum falcatum - (Mexico) Rarely offered robust species with pendent terete leaves.
Produces clusters of very large white spider-like flowers with fine fragrance. Related to Epi parkinsonianum. Suitable for mounting or basket culture. One Plant Available.
Epidendrum fastigiatum - (Ecuador) The darkest and most vibrantly colored of the corymbaceous
reed-stem Epis! Large heads of dark magenta-purple blooms. Grow intermediate, moderately bright to bright light.
Epidendrum firmum - (Panama/MTF*) Excellent green flowered Epi makes great specimen plants. Has one of the best floral fragrances in the orchid family, in early evening. Intoxicating!
Limited.
Epidendrum flexuosissimum - (Panama/MTF*) A charming miniature with fat round leaves and wiry inflorescences of small yellow flowers. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum gregorii - (Panama/MTF*) Bill was really excited when we found this plant in Maduro's collection. These are basically miniature Epi difforme with white flowers. Really cute! A limited number of divisions are now available. Very easy to grow and bloom. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Never found in cultivation until now.
Epidendrum ilense - (Ecuador) Clusters of brown flowers with huge white frilly lips appear sequentially from the elongating flower spike.
(see image at the top of this page!)
Very easy and always in bloom! Probably extinct in the wild. Grow intermediate, moderately bright light, moist.
Epidendrum incomptum - (Panama/MTF*) Beautful and unusual pendant racmes of waxy green-brown flowers on compact plants. Very easy to grow and bloom. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum aff.incomptum album - (Panama/MTF*) Beautful and unusual pendant racmes of waxy appple green flowers on compact plants. Very easy to grow and bloom. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Very Limited.
Epidendrum jatunsachanum 'Woodstream' CBR/AOS - (Ecuador) Super rare. Pepe does not even have this one! Compact plant with feather-like foliage produces small brown flowers with fringed white lip heavily filigreed with dark blue. Almost always in bloom! Very Limited.
Epidendrum laucheanum - (Panama/MTF*) Rarely offered species with long pendent inflorescences of unique small pink-green flowers, giving a chain-like appearence. (See Photo gallery) Plants with multiple inflorescences make wonderful show plants. Moderately bright, Intermediate. Easy to grow and bloom. Limited.
Epidendrum ledifolium - (Mexico) Relatively rare species grows well mounted or in pots. Produces pendant clusters of green-brown flowers, tinged with pink. Plants ramble, but remain compact, 10-12" tall. Bloom throughout year as canes mature. Bright to moderately bright light, Intermediate.
Epidendrum leucochilum - (Ecuador). Could be considered a roadside
weed in Ecuador, but a real show-stopper when exhibited to its potential!
These fast-growing seedlings will grow into robust 12-14" tall specimens
with huge (12-18" across) heads of lovely fragrant apple green flowers
with contracting white columns and lips. To see on is to want one! Get
yours now while they are relatively inepensive. Moderately bright to bright
light, intermediate. Rarely offered.
Epidendrum lockhartioides - (Panama/MTF*) Beautiful compact plants have upright growths
with sharply angular foliage that is nearly-identical to Lockhartias! Produce fragrant spikes of distinctive
green flowers. Grow potted or mounted. Rare! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Epidendrum longicaule - (Mexico) Terrific miniature-small species from
western Mexico. Lithophytic in nature, these unusual plants grow well mounted. They lose their leaves in the fall
and should be given a brief winter rest. The showy 1 cm long flowers are bright lavendar and are shape like those
of Ionopsis! Rare! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light, water sparingly in winter.
Epidendrum longipetalum - (Mexico) Really one of our favorite
Epis. Never out of flower for long. Compact 4-6" plant produces long
arching inflorescences which bloom sequentially for months. Flowers are
creamy green, overlaid with red, with long dangling petals, giving the
appearence of dancing dolls. No other quite like it (except 2 close
relatives). Producing interesting hybrids also. Moderately-bright,
Intermediate.
Epidendrum macroclinium 'Woodstream' - (Mexico) Rare small-growing species with beautiful graeful creeping foliage produce long-lasting sequential-blooming spikes of small cream-flowers. Grow warm-intermediate, moderately bright. Very Limited.
Epidendrum mantis-religiosae - (Panama/MTF*) Rare in cultivation! Exciting miniatureaches 4-5" in height with waxy green flowers with an amber-gold lip reminescent of a Praying Mantis! One of ours was recently awarded! Moderately bright light, intermediate-cool temperature.
Epidendrum magnificum - (Mexico) Probably our favorite Epi! (See Photo Gallery)
Spectacular pendent heads (which can approach the size of a football [American] on
large plants) of relatively large fuchsia-pink flowers, on an upright sturdy plant. Grows well mounted and even better in a pot.
Plant reaches 24" in height. Bright light, intermediate. Blooming size keikis. Spring bloomer. Rare in collections.
Epidendrum marmoratum - (Mexico) OK, another of our favorite
Epis. Compact plants reach 12" when fully mature with inflated
"pseudobulb-like" canes. Blooms as each new growth matures, producing
pendent displays of attractive 1 inch cream flowers overlaid with purple
markings and mask on lip. Most unusual and still rare in collections.
Moderately bright light, intermediate. Water sparingly once
new growth is mature (winter). Very
limited.
Epidendrum marsupiale 'Woodstream' AM/AOS - (Ecuador) We are offering one blooming size division of our rare and wonderful Epi marsupiale. Suited to basket or mount, this unique species produces green non-resupinate flowers and quickly grows into a charming specimen. Very limited.
Epidendrum mathewsii - (Panama) A close cousin of Epidendrum porpax, from which ist is most easily distinguished by it clean upright growth habit. An excellent miniature!
Epidendrum melistagum 'Woodstream' CHM/AOS - (Mexico) Awarded
in June, 1999. These are excellent. Upright spherical heads of pure green
flowers on compact 6-12" growths (see Photo Gallery). Fragrant. Make a great living hummingbird feeder! Bright
light, intermediate. Rare in collections. Quite showy.
Epidendrum neoporpax 'Woodstream' CHM/AOS - (Cuba). Awarded in
2000. We are able to offer a very limited number of divisions of our stock
plant, which has proven to be difficult to propagate from seed. Grows
reach 4-5" in height with compact racemes of small star-shaped white
flowers. Does not resemble Epi porpax. Moderate to bright light, intermediate.
Limited.
WSO 2340 Epidendrum aff. nocturnum (Select Outcross) - (Dominican Republic) Almost always in flower, these plants should begin to bloom in 2" pots. Large 3" cream and gold flowers are produced sequentially at the top of the canes. Continue to bloom from old canes. Reaches 18 " in height.
Epidendrum nocturnum Form #1 - (Panama) We have two forms of this variable speices from Panama. Form #1 has moderately tall stems with green foliage and large flowers.
Bloom sequentially from old growth. 3+ inch fragrant blooms are creamy white-green with attractive narrow segments. Very Easy! Grows well potted or mounted. Moderately bright to bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum nocturnum Form #2 - (Panama) We have two forms of this variable speices from Panama. Form #2 has short stems with red foliage and medium-size flowers.
Bloom sequentially from old growth. 2-3 inch fragrant blooms are creamy white-green with attractive narrow segments. Very Easy! Grows well potted or mounted. Moderately bright to bright light, intermediate. Limited.
Epidendrum obesum - (Panama/MTF*) Spectacular plants with fat upright leaves and clusters of green flowers with contrasting white column and lip. Very rare and truly beautiful. Moderately bright light, intermediate-cool. Limited.
Epidendrum octomerioides - (Costa Rica) Divisions of our stock plant. Short clambering
growths produce racemes of cream white flowers. Rare in cultivation. Grows well mounted. Moderately bright light. Limited.
Epidendrum Panama Ruby (medusae x porpax) - (Panama/MTF*).
We finally began releasing a few of these lovely hybrids at the East Coast Orchid Fest,
and folks went nuts! These are terrific, resembling giant Epi porpax with a fringed lip on compact multigrowth plants.
Very limited.
Epidendrum paraguastigma 'Woodstream' - (Panama) Awesome super rare Epi. This is one of the "Christmas Tree" types, reaching 3 feet tall with glorious tree-like branching ornamented with short pendent racemes of exceedingly fragrant white flowers. A must have for the serious Epi collector! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light. Very limited.
Epidendrum parkinsonianum - (Panama). Wonderful large-growing unique species
with long succulent pendent growths which give rise to 2-3 large 3-4" white fragrant flowers.
This species won the prestigious Fragrance Competition at the 1997 New York International
Orchid Show. Grow intermediate, moderately bright light.
Epidendrum phyllocharis - (Panama/MTF*).
Striking plant architecture and red-purple foliage make the sequential
1" cream flowers a bonus! Blooms frequently! Plants reach 12-18" in height.
Moderate light, intermediate. Rare!
Epidendrum polychlamys - (Panama/MTF*) Don't miss these! Ultra-rare and very different. Hard to describe 2.5" long tubular
white and tan flowers apear in clusters of 5-6 frequently throughout the year on upright branching growths. Grow cool-intermediate, moderately
bright light. Very different, and the first time ever offered. Easy to grow and bloom if kept cool and humid.
Epidendrum aff. polychlamys - (Panama/MTF*) Plants similar to, but smaller than, Epi polychlamys. The 1.5" flowers are a beautiful pure translucent green. These come from ~3,000 meters (9,000 feet) and are strickly cool and humid growers. Grow cool, moderately bright light. humid. Very different, and the first time ever offered. Easy to grow and bloom if kept cool and humid.
Epidendrum porpax - (Panama/MTF*) Clambering miniature quickly grows into beautiful specimens. Flower is from Mars! Apopular and favorite species! Grow intermediate, moderately bright light. Very different, and the first time ever offered. Easy to grow and bloom.
Limited.
Epidendrum pseudepidendrum - (Costa Rica, Panama) Everyone's favorite! Very showy heads of deep green flowers with brilliant orange waxy fringed lips. Proving to be an interesting parent. These will eventually grow tall, but begin blooming when only a few inches high, and almost never stop! Specimens are show stoppers! Moderately bright, Intermediate
Epidendrum pseudepidendrum 'Rudolph' CHM/AOS - (Panama) Divisions of one of our best stock plants. 'Rudolph' has a red nose, rather than fuchsia, as in most clones. Outstanding size, shape, and color. Moderately bright, Intermediate
Epidendrum quisayanum - (Ecuador/MTF*) Very desireable rambling miniature with fuchsia-purple flowers. Our clone 'Woodstream' just received a CCM/AOS in 2002. Moderately bright light, intermediate. Grow mounted or in a moss basket! Limited.
Epidendrum radioferans - (Mexico) Rambling sturdy plant produces
very large pendent heads of 1" dark red flowers with yellow-marked
lips. Rare in cultivation. Plants reach 24-30" in height, but may be "hedged"
and replanted to keep more compact. Once we start blooming these, they
will go quickly! Bright light, Intermediate. Blooming size keikis.
Epidendrum aff. raniferum 'Crazy Lip' - (Panama/MTF*) A variety of raniferum or possibly a new species. Plants reach 24" in height with pendent racmes or panicles of yellow flowers doitted with red. this form is is very similar to the type-raniferum, except for this variety has a crazily fimbriate lip. Very different, and the first time ever offered. Easy to grow and bloom with moderatly bright to bright light and intermediate temperatures..
Epidendrum recurvatum - (Colombia/MTF*) A superb species with branching panicles of 0.75" red flowers on graceful 24" plants. Excellent show plant. Moderately bright light, intermediate-cool.
Epidendrum rigidum - (Mexico) Very succulent compact growths give rise to spikes of bright green flowers which self-pollinate. The subsequent spherical seed capsules add to the plantŐs unique charm. Grow moderately bright, mounted or in a small basket. Bloom frequently, as growths mature.
Epidendrum rodrigoi - (Panama/MTF*) Very similar to Epi antonense, but with larger purple flowers and contrasting light green foliage. Very easy...always in bloom. Moderately bright light, intermediate. This is a terrific species! Almost always in bloom when mature!
WSO 2348 Epidendrum aff. roseo-scriptum (Select Outcross) - (Mexico) Rare in cultivation! Unusual and attractive Epi produces branching panicles of 1" flowers several times a year.
Epidendrum rousseauae - (Panama/MTF*) Charming miniature Epi with pseudobulbs
produces 6-8" arching inflorescences bearing 7-10 white or green
1-2 cm star-shaped blooms. Relatively rare, but easy to grow and bloom.
Moderate light.
Epidendrum schlechterianum - (Panama/MTF*) Creepy, crawly miniature with strange green blooms
that lay flat on top of the angular succulent growth. Grows well mounted. Moderately bright light, intermediate.
Really cute!
WSO 2132/2169 Epidendrum secundum var. album 'Deb's White'
- (Colombia) Blooming size keikis of an excellent clone that faithfully produces multiple heads of numerous white flowers. Almost always in bloom. Plants reach 18" in height. Mature plants prefer bright light.
Epidendrum aff. simulacrum - (El Valle, Panama) One of the young women at Finca Dracula proudly showed us a blooming specimen plant of this species and it immediately grabbed out attention. The green flowers are larger than the typical diforme and have a huge smooth lip that recurves aound the rest of the flower. The flowers resemble large green insects, quite an effect! We finally have a few divisions of this plant. Would not be surprised if it is a new species. Showy apical clusters of many good-size yellow-green flowers atop succulent growth. Bright, intermediate. Easy to grow and bloom. Rapidly makes showy specimen plants. Blooms several times year. Fragrant.
Epidendrum spathulipetala (formerly Epidendrum dwyeri) - (Panama/MTF*) Very rare cool-growing flat-stemmed species produces clouds of beautiful 0.5 cm lilac purple flowers. Grow cool, moderately bright light. Very different...
Epidendrum teretifolium - (Panama/MTF*) Rare in cultivation! Unique, succulent cylindrical upright
growths with spikes of waxy green flowers. Moderately bright-bright light, intermediate temperature.
Epidendrum Thomas Ott (melanoporphrea x pseudepidendrum) - Compact-growing hybrid with dark purple foliage and
very dark purple-olive flowers with fuchsia-marked columns. Quite unusual and
very easy. Grow intermediate, Moderate-moderately bright light, moist.
Epidendrum trialatum - (Panama/MTF*) Rare in cultivation! Small growing floriferous plants with flattened sgren stem topped with white flowers. One of our plants received a Certificate of Cultureal Merit and a Certificate of Horticultural Merit from the Maerican Orchid Society. Moderately bright light, cool-intermediate temperature. Limited.
Epidendrum villotae - (Panama/MTF*) Upight 14" growths produce spikes of
waxy green flowers, produced in succession. Moderately bright light. Intermediate temperature.
Epidendrum (Oerstedella) verrucosa - (Mexico) One of the rarest
of the Oerstedellas, despite its easy culture. Graceful slender stems
reach 24" in height and give rise to well-branched large panicles
of pure white flowers. Beautiful! Limited.
Epidendrum violacea - (Costa Rica) High light, reed stem with
brilliant fuchsia colored blooms. Plant height- 20", blooms throughout the
year. Intermediate. Keikis.
Epidendrum viviparum 'Woodstream' - (Colombia) Exotic species
with 2-3 inch cream-white blooms. Will often make Keikis on inflorescence after flowering. Good show plant. Very Limited.
Epidendrum volutum - (Panama/MTF*) Unusual compact growing plants with cigar-like pseudobulbs produce racemes of showy green and brown flowers from the top of newly developing growths. Unknown in cultivation, until now.
Epidendrum werklei - (Panama/MTF*) Very rare cool-growing flat-stemmed species produces clouds of beautiful 0.5 cm cream yellow flowers covered with purple markings. Grow cool, moderately bright light. Very different.
Epidendrum wrightii (Dominican Republic) - Heads of brilliant red-orange flowers with an unusual "beak". Tese are show stoppers. Great plants, reach 18 inches in height! Bright light, warm-intermediate.
Epidenrum xanthinum 'Grey Poupon' - (Colombia) Our best mustard
yellow reed stem species. Super show plant quickly grows into a tall handsome
specimen. Requires bright light. Great for accenting the background of
your show or greenhouse exhibit. Keikis. Very Limited. |
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