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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Cattleya aclandiae 'Blue Sky' AM/AOS x self
Selfing of one of the best coerulea (blue) aclandiae. Well established seedlings on slabs should bloom within a year and a half of as of this posting (Sept. 2009). Flowers smell like bubble gum.
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Cattleya amethystoglossa
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Cattleya bicolor var. brasiliensis
Cattleya bicolor var. brasiliensis is native to the warm Amazon areas of Brazil. The normal Cattleya bicolor is typically colored green with a purple lip. Variety braziliensis has deep bronze petals and sepals with a vibrant purple lip. The shape is ...
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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 deckeri
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Cattleya deckeri coerulea
Rarer blue form of deckeri. Like skinneri but fall flowering.
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Cattleya dowiana
Cattleya dowiana is native to the Atlantic coastal mountain areas in Costa Rica and was first brought to England in 1864 flowering the next autumn. It is perhaps one of the most beautiful of the Cattleya species. No collection should be lacking this ...
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Cattleya dowiana var. Rosita
('Fischers Strain')
Cattleya dowiana var. Rosita is native to the Atlantic coastal mountain areas in Costa Rica. This plant is considered extinct in nature and we know of only one clone that exists today as a mature plant. We have tried selfing this clone for 11 years. ...
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Cattleya gaskelliana alba
We have the parent of this selfing and it is superb with excellent shape , size and substance.
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Cattleya hardyana 'Hartmans'
Perhaps the most superb hardyana in the purple form.
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Cattleya harrisoniana 'Streeter's Choice' FCC/AOS x self
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Cattleya intermedia acquinii
('Vinicolor' x self)
Cattleya intermedia is a species from southern Brazil. It is a compact plant that usually does not grow taller than 6 to 10 inches. As the plant grows larger, it has the potential to produce 2 to 3 flowers per new growth.
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Cattleya intermedia coerulea
(coerulea x sib)
These seedlings are from a sib cross of two Cattleya intermedia plants, with blue lips. Expect white colored flowers with blue lips.
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Cattleya jenmanii
A beautiful species tht is more compact in habit with upright leaves. Very nice fragrance.
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Cattleya labiata rubra
This is the plant that really started orchidmania. It was first flowered by William Cattley in 1818. The plant came in a s packing material for other plants from Brazil. Described by Lindley in 1821 Cattleya labiata was then lost to cultivation for 7...
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Cattleya labiata semi alba
('Serenity' x 'Bon Dia')
Rare form of C. labiata with red lip and yellow eyes.
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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 lawrenceana
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Cattleya leopoldii
('Silva' x 'Dark Blood')
Very dark black purple color.
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