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Only orchids that show "In-Spike" next to the pot size are currently in-spike or in-bloom. If you want to narrow your search to orchids that are currently in-spike, see our list of in-spike/in-bloom orchids. You can also browse our text-only orchid catalog.
Attention International Buyers: Please see our CITES export list.
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Oncidium ampliatum var. majus
Known as the turtle shell orchid this plant has large compressed pseudobulbs. The flower sprays are 2-3 feet long and branch heavily with dozens of 1-1/2 inch flowers that have a yellow lip. The sepals have mahogany spots.
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Oncidium calochilum
Very rare miniature rat tail oncidium with beautiful yellow flowers that have a serrated edge on the lip. The flowers are about 1/2 inch in size. Native to the Dominican Republic.
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Oncidium forbesii var. maximum
Native to Brazil, this fall blooming species produces tall inflorescence of branching sprays, large numbers of beautiful chestnut brown flowers with a yellow-gold border. One of the best of the Oncidium species, it prefers intermediate to warm condit...
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Oncidium sphacelatum
Dozens of bright yellow flowers on tall spikes (to 3 feet)that arch and cascade. Easy to grow and flower. Fragrant as well.
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Oncidium splendidum
Very stiff erect leaves that turn purple/red with high light. Tall 3 foot spikes with 4" flowers that have bright 2 inch yellow lips. The sepals and petals are marked in mahogany. Easy to grow and tolerates low humidity in winter. There can be from 3...
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Oncidium stacyi
Species from Brazil. Established with roots on cork slabs. These plants need about 3 years growing to reach blooming size as of 9/07.
These are growing on cork slabs. The prices reflect the size of the longest leaf on the plant.
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Oncidium zelenkoanum
Oncidium zelenkoanum is native to Panama and was recently discovered in 2003. It was named after Harry Zelenko a very gifted botanical artist with the most superb paintings and prints of oncidinae. This is a very nice plant to own due to its small si...
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