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.
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Ascocentrum ampullaceum var. moulmeinense
Ascocentrum ampullaceum var. moulmeinense is a species native to Thailand and surrounding countries such as Laos, Nepal, Burma, India and Cambodia. This is a very compact growing plant with stiff leaves that have jagged ends. The leaves also have a n...
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Blc. Norman's Bay Low's FCC/AOS
(Bc. Hartland x Lc. Ishtar)
A classic, superb hybrid that produces very large iridescent magenta flowers with a deeper velvety purple lip. Excellent texture. Wonderful fragrance with a hint of spice. Originally registered in 1946 by Low's nursery in England.
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Cattleya Bactia 'Susan' AM/AOS
(bowringiana x guttata)
These are divisions of this awarded plant. This plant gets many waxy dark maroon to purple flowers on each flower spike.
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Cattleya bowringiana coerulea x self
Cattleya bowringiana is native to Belize and Guatemala and can be found growing in a wide range of conditions from a few hundred feet above sea level to about 3600 feet. It is often found growing as a terrestrial in sand alongside stream beds, as an ...
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Cattleya hardyana 'Hartmans'
Perhaps the most superb hardyana in the purple form.
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Cattleya labiata var. semi alba (select #2)
Very nice select semi alba with a deep red lip and good shape.
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Cattleya loddigesii alba
Very rare! This species is the background behind many of the Japhet types of Cattleyas that were so important to the cut flower industry. These plants grow slower and are smaller in stature than normal colored loddigesii. Flowering size.
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Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Hayde'
Very large flowers. Famous clone from Venezuela.
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Cattleya percivaliana 'Albert's'
Divisions of one of our breeding plants. This one has very well shaped flowers with good color and size. Pictured is a large specimen plant.
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Cattleya Portia 'Appleton' AM/AOS
(labiata x bowringiana)
These are large sized plants, that get many multi-flowered flower spikes. Very nice specimen plants!
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Cattleya Portia 'Cannazaro'
These are large sized plants, that get many multi-flowered flower spikes. Very nice specimen plants!
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Cattleya quadricolor 'Elly' AM /AOS
Still perhaps the best quadricolor with very large well formed flowers colored in white with a soft pink blush. Deeper mango lip. Very nice divisions of the original plant.
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Cattleya skinneri 'Carpenteria' FCC/AOS
A fairly recent FCC from the famed Stewart's nursery. Only a small batch of mericlones was released in 2.25 inch pots for $100.00. This is a mature division. A bit more white in the throat on this FCC clone.
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Cattleya skinneri 'Heiti Jacobs' FCC/AOS
One of the best! Very large flowers with excellent color and shape. Divisions of the original. Not mericlones.
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Cattleya trianae var. coerulea 'Delft Blue'
Very large striking flowers in deep blue with an incredible dark blue lip. The darkest coerulea trianaei out there.
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Cattleya trianaei 'Cashen's' FCC/AOS x self
The best trianae to date with very full flowers. These seedlings are growing very consistently. Superb flowers are expected. These will go fast!
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Cattleya trianaei coerulea
This is the rare "coerulea" or blue form of this Cattleya species. This species was named in 1870 after Dr. Triana, a botanist native to Colombia. These are divisions from selected breeding plants. Different clones available.
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Cattleya trianaei 'Jungle Feather'
Non virused division of this rare feathered petal trianaei.
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Cattleya violacea fma. flamea
('Aki' x 'Miriam Rosa')
Superb flameas will result from this cross. Very rare. Large blooming size plants.
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Cattleya walkeriana coerulea 'Cho-Jo'
Select divisons,3-4 bulbs. This is one of the best walkeriana coeruleas with incredible vigor. Great fragrance.
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