The cattleya purpurata is undoubtedly one of nature’s most beautiful orchids. Highly cultivated throughout Brazil, this plant is easily found in orchid exhibitions. If you want to learn more about it and how to cultivate it, keep reading. Characteristics Also known as laelia purpurata, this orchid was described in 1852 by the famous botanist Lindley. … Read more
The dendrobium loddigesii is one of the most famous plants in the dendrobium genus. Well-known for its flowers resembling a doll’s eye, dendrobium orchids are highly admired in the world of orchid enthusiasts. Discovered in 1887 by Robert Allen, an English botanist who devoted his life to studying orchids. He was the first curator of … Read more
The dendrobium fimbriatum is one of the most famous orchids in the dendrobium genus. Discovered in 1823 by Willian Jackson Hooker, this orchid is of Asian origin. The most famous variety found for sale is var. Oculatum. It is native to the following countries: China India Bhutan Malaysia Laos Vietnam Among others. Continue reading this … Read more
The Cattleya nobilior is one of the most beautiful and satisfying orchids to cultivate. This orchid stands out among orchid enthusiasts for several reasons: Large flowers Strong and beautiful colors Pleasant and lasting fragrance These characteristics can vary depending on the plant. This cattleya was discovered in 1883 by the botanist Reichenbach, one of the … Read more
The Masdevallia orchids are very curious plants. This genus comprises 636 species currently, all native to America, especially from the following countries: Mexico Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua Guatemala Keep reading to learn more about these beautiful and famous orchids. History In 1794, two Spaniards were on an expedition in America in search of unknown plants, … Read more
Cattleya schilleriana is one of the most interesting orchids in the cattleya genus. Currently, this plant is considered extinct in the wild, but any grower can buy it from an orchid nursery. Discovered in the 19th century, it was named after the first place where it was cultivated (1857), the collection of Consul Schiller located … Read more
Cyrtopodium orchids form a genus of orchids with 48 currently accepted species. They were proposed in the year 1813 by Robert Brown (1773 – 1858), a Scottish botanist and physicist, famous for his discoveries. Published in the book Hortus Kewensis, this genus is composed of epiphytic, lithophytic, and terrestrial species. Cyrtopodium orchids are found in … Read more