Orchid plant care and culture

 Orchids flowers are favored by consumers for their distinctive beauty and diverse forms. They have almost all the colors in the rainbow and the combinations of those colors. The smallest orchid flower is only a grain of rice, while the largest orchid is about 1 m in diameter. Here are some care tips and culture information for growing orchids, you can also see more about some genus, species, varieties and hybrids of orchid in lower parts of this post:

How much light does orchid need? - Orchid light requirements:

 All plants need light to ensure photosynthesis. The orchids in cultivation must receive a lot of light, but never direct sun.

 A plant with herbaceous, thin or very watery leaves could be damaged by direct sun, with a sunny window it will be necessary to provide a tent that mitigates the sun's rays, also on the burns of the leaves could install pathogenic fungi.

 An orchid with thick and coriaceous leaves in general is a plant that lives in regions with a strong luminosity, this will support the sun in winter, will have to be placed high near the windows and slightly shaded in summer.

 If the leaves are dark green it is certainly a plant that in nature lives in shady areas so a window to the north will be ideal.

 The hours of light are also very important. If we do not have enough natural light, we will have to set up a system to increase the hours of light available, but we will not have to leave the lights on continuously, even in nature there is alternation night and day.

What is the ideal temperature for growing orchids - Temperature Requirements of Orchids:

 The orchids are divided into three large groups according to the needs of temperature: cold, temperate and warm orchids:

 The plants that are native to low altitudes (from the sea level to about 800 meters) and living in a warm and humid atmosphere, must be grown during the winter in a heated environment; the room cultivation must also ensure a high humidity with winter night temperatures of around 17-18 ° C.

 The species from 800 to 1500 meters will benefit from intermediate temperatures and adapt very well to the room cultivation if given them a temperature difference between day and night of at least 4-5 ° C. A too stable night and day temperature does not allow them to have an adequate flower induction and the vegetation will continue all year long without an adequate rest period, the recommended winter night temperature for these species is about 14-16 ° C.

 The species of the cold regions and those living at altitude require cooler temperatures. A slightly heated room will allow us to have the ideal temperature of around 10-14 ° C. Temperature variations between night and day are essential for good flower induction.

Why do orchids need a drop in nighttime temperature?

 During the day, yours orchids are busy converting light energy into chemical energy via photosynthesis, using the available light, carbon dioxide, water and nutrients. At night, yours orchids consume energy reserves in a process called respiration. Respiration is temperature dependent so less energy is consumed when nights are cooler, leaving the plant more energy to produce flowers.

 Many orchids require a significant day night temperature difference to induce flowering. Phalaenopsis for example, they require a 15 ° C drop in nighttime temperature for 2 or 3 weeks to initiate their flower spikes. Cymbidiums and Dendrobiums can require even larger temperature difference.

The relations between humidity and ventilation of orchids:

 Air movement and humidity must be in balance. In a low humidity environment, excess air movement will cause more evaporation and possibly results in dehydration of the orchid. In a high humidity environment, air movement is a must to prevent orchid disease problems.

 The ideal humidity is around 60% for orchids grown in pots, while those grown on the raft will benefit from a about 70% humidity. Keep in mind that the humidity is related to the temperature, the higher is, the greater the amount of water vapor that can be contained in the atmosphere. A too dry air stresses the plants, the roots dry, the leaves wilt and in the long run as well as compromising the flowering can also lead to the death of the plant.

 Plants do not have to live in an environment where the air is confined, open the windows of your culture room when the temperature permits and always provide a fan that ensures good air circulation, even if the plants love an environment damp the air must not be stagnant, a good circulation of air prevents diseases and rottenness.

How to grow an orchid in pots?

 A large number of orchids, both terrestrial and epiphytic, are adapted to be cultivated in pots, although this is an artificial environment with some simple precautions the cultivation in a container will have an excellent result.

What kind of pot should be used?

 The terracotta pots are rustic, aesthetic and heavy enough to give stability even to quite heavy plants. They are made of porous materials that allow rapid water transpiration. On the other hand, the terracotta vases also entail significant disadvantages: rapid transpiration causes a lowering of the temperature of the compound that if for some species that prefer the fresh around the roots can be an advantage, for most of the orchids this is harmful. The porous material of which it is composed absorbs the limescale of the water and the mineral salts of the fertilization this causes an excessive increase in salinity with consequent burning of the roots. It is difficult to provide adequate cleaning of used vessels. The roots of the epiphytic orchids attach themselves firmly to the walls of the terracotta vases, so during the repottings it is practically impossible to flare them without breaking them, even breaking the vase, with consequent damage to the plant. So we definitely prefer plastic jars. These are cheap, light, not very fragile, they can be re-used several times after an easy cleaning; the roots of the epiphytic orchids do not stick to the walls of the vase for which repotting operations are very facilitated, furthermore the plastic material prevents a too rapid drying of the compound with consequent cooling of the same. If you use saucers or pot holders, make sure that no water remains in contact with the pot, put gravel or clay marbles on the bottom so that the pot is lifted from any residual water and at the same time creates a certain amount of moisture.

What is the best growing media for orchid growing in pot?

 Only for some terrestrial orchids we can use soil, for all epiphytic orchids we will have to use substrates that retain moisture but leave plenty of air around the roots.

 Currently all the orchid substrates are based on pine bark with the addition of other materials in various percentages, the pine bark has the property to retain moisture without over-compacting, to last long enough without decomposing and leaving circulate the air at the root level. The size of the bark to be used for the repotting depends on the type of roots of our plants and the size of the used pots; for small pots it is necessary to use the finest size that we will use also for plants with thin roots, while for larger pots and for plants with large roots we will use a larger size. We do not use bark for mulching, this is generally obtained from firs with a lot of resin and sometimes collected in areas close to the sea so it can contain salt residues harmful to the roots and the size is generally too coarse, we also pay attention if we want to collect same the bark in the woods, this must not contain too much resin, must be well cleaned, that does not already start to decompose and that there are no hidden insects or snails. Even the substrates that are already ready for sale in the gardens usually contain a lot of peat and other materials that hold water for a long time with the risk of root rottenness.

 At the bark we can add other materials that, depending on their characteristics, can either retain a greater quantity of water or aerate our compounds. The materials that retain less water are: Pine bark, Coconut fiber (is a material that does not decompose easily, very used in Asia for cultivation), Charcoal (choose a product that is not impregnated with accelerators for combustion, these are toxic for orchids), Polystyrene (choose a non-colored product), Perlite (an industrial product used for insulation, retains about 40% of water, is neutral and aerates the compounds), Volcanic lava, ground rock (some growers use it to cultivate Paphiopedilum and Phragmipedium). Materials that retain water are: Fibrous peat (when wet it takes a long time to dry, avoid too fine peat and enriched with fertilizers), Super (is a white moss that grows in swampy areas, is a vegetable from which the various types of peat derive).

How to grow an orchid as epiphytes?

 Epiphytic orchids must be cultivated in such a way that their conditions are as similar as possible to natural conditions. Numerous orchids can be grown in the home, with a minimum of care they will give us spectacular blooms.

 The best way is to install them on branches or pieces of bark, but this implies a culture environment that is adequate to their needs; humidity and brightness must be controlled and the possibility of wetting them regularly must be ensured. Not having a room dedicated to plants, many hobbyists are able to grow these plants in the bathroom or in the kitchen, two environments where humidity is normally higher than in the rest of the house.

 Another way is to cultivate the potted epiphytes, it is imperative that the used substrate is very aerated, the first cause of death of the orchids is too compact a compound this causes root asphyxia resulting in plant death.

 The cultivation on a support is certainly the most fascinating, it reminds us how the plant grows in nature, the roots that roam the air, the flowering stems that take their natural shape without the need for supports, mosses and lichens that share the support with orchids create a whole that evokes the natural environment of these plants.

 The plants of small size, those creeping or sagging, those that between one wetting and the other must dry quickly and that fear the stagnant humidity around the roots are definitely advantaged by this type of cultivation, the roots are visible and easily controllable, the plants assume a suitable position and the risk of stagnant water in the heart of the plant is avoided, it is no longer necessary to repot regularly and the mounted plants can remain on the same support for several years.

 However, this is not the miraculous solution, the plants must however be monitored and in periods of high heat the humidity and wetting must be more frequent: The support on which the epiphytic orchids are fixed must be of hard wood, it must last in a very wet environment several years; avoid very resinous coniferous woods; do not use wood fallen on the ground for a long time in the woods and that are already beginning to decompose, also avoid wood collected on the seashore because surely the salinity will be very high; do not use wood or freshly cut branches they must dry a few months to keep the bark well attached to the wood; the most suitable woods for this purpose are: acacia, oak, vines and other fruit plants and naturally cork bark, avoid wood with too smooth bark the small roughness allow the roots to stick strongly and the moisture finds room to penetrate and stay longer; we do not like the arboreal fern supports, widely used in tropical countries, because in addition to the high cost and the difficult finding, when it is soaked with water it dries very slowly and sometimes can cause damage to the roots; naturally the epiphytic orchids will be fertilized regularly, being watered very frequently the nutritive salts are washed out without danger of stagnation.

Why does orchid need repotting and when to do it? - Repotting:

 The orchid plant need repot because the plants have grown and come out of the pot, because the culture substrate is old the pieces of bark have decomposed the water is retained and it does not drain any more easily, there are accumulated fertilizers and mineral salts that make the acid and salty compound.

 Repotting is normally done in spring when the new vegetation begins, or at any time of the year if the roots have problems (rotten), or after flowering. Repot every 2-3 years even if the plant does not need to be repotted, if you do not increase the size of the pot, replace only the old substrate, a frequent repotting keeps the plants healthy.

How to water an orchid? - Watering requirements:

 It is impossible to say how often you must water a plant, there are many factors that determine the frequency of watering; the recommendation, in general, is to wet well only when the mixture is dry. The frequency and abundance of waterings are not the same for terrestrial orchids and epiphytes, the latter do not have the reserve of water that have available orchids cultivated in pots for which they will be watered much more frequently. Always inform our suppliers of the needs of the plants purchased, in some cases they love to have their roots in the water A good way to determine when it is time to water an orchid is to weigh the pot: when it is heavy, we do not have to give more water because it is already present in the substrate, when the pot is light means that all the water has evaporated and therefore it is time to water, if we are not sure of the weight of the vase we wait another day it is better not to overdo the water.

Is the quality of water important when growing orchid?

 The quality of the water is very important. The rainwater that filters in the subsoil is enriched with calcium carbonate (CaCo3). Calcium (Ca) is essential for human and plant organisms. Calcium is present in the cell walls of the orchids, promotes the stiffness of the stems and intervenes in the ripening of the fruits and seeds. A limestone-rich water is defined as hard, while the limestone-rich water is called sweet. The water too hard or too sweet is harmful for the cultivation of orchids. The excess of limestone (CaCo3) causes an unattractive whitish deposit on the leaves of the plants and prevents the transpiration and absorption of water from the leaves also damages the velamen of the roots. Too sweet water causes yellowing of the ends of the leaves and the appearance of black spots on the edges of the leaves.

 If we use water for rain water or reverse osmosis water, always add a small amount of fertilizer. Be very careful if you use a domestic water softener that does not give away sodium to water because it is very harmful.

 Another very important parameter is the pH of the water. The pH indicates the acidity or alkalinity of the water, measured on a scale from 0 to 14; a value of 7 indicates a neutral water, above it indicates a calcareous water while underneath an acidic water, naturally the closer we get to the extremes of the scale the more alkalinity or acidity increases. The ideal pH for growing orchids is around 6 or 6.5. If rainwater is collected, it is necessary to avoid collecting the first rain after a long period of drought, this will certainly be full of polluting agents and very acidic. Also keep it in a dark container otherwise algae and other unwanted organisms will proliferate.

How to fertilize an orchid? - Fertilization:

 Growing orchids generally do not provide many nutrients as they are quite inert; therefore the plants will surely benefit from a regular fertilization. It is therefore necessary for their growth and flowering to make necessary mineral elements. The nitrogen for the growth of the new vegetations the roots and the leaves. Phosphorus for flowering. Potassium for plant tissues and protection against diseases.

 It is also necessary that our fertilizers contain a right dose of trace elements. Look for specific fertilizers for orchids because they are normally composed of pure, very soluble raw materials, which do not crystallize again when the mixture returns to dry. Respect the doses indicated and not fertilized with too dry compounds, possibly wet before fertilizing. The fertilizer will be given by watering the orchids grown in pots while for the epiphytes will be added to the water of the vaporizations. Plants will not be fertilized during their rest period.

 We must use fertilizers with a higher percentage of nitrogen in the period of maximum growth, spring and summer; while in the period where the growth is slower we will use fertilizers with the various elements in equal percentages, there are also fertilizers for the flowering period where the percentages of phosphorus and potassium are higher; every 6-8 weeks it is also good.

Does orchid need a rest period?

 Plants have a life cycle that includes periods of growth, flowering, fructification and rest, in many cases they are related to seasonal cycles. During the rest period, the plants slow down their vital activities, which reduces the need for water and nutrients and in some cases also heat, but they always need lightness. In many cases the rest period favors flowering induction.

 Some orchids, like the Phalaenopsis, do not need any rest and their growth continues throughout the year; others, like some types of Dendrobium, require very marked and prolonged rest periods; some species of orchids completely lose their leaves during the rest period. In any case, the pseudobulbs should not dehydrate so that light wetting or spraying may be necessary and it is good to maintain a good environmental humidity with a good brightness. At the end of the rest period we do not have to restart the wetting until the new vegetation begins and this will also be the period for any repotting before the plants emit the new roots that will be very fragile and could be damaged by late repottings.

 Here are some species and hybrids with the care tips, culture information to help you successfully grow and care yours orchids:

ACAMPE ORCHID:

1. Acampe pachyglossa - The Broad-Lipped Acampe

ACINETA ORCHID:

1. Acineta superba - The Superb Acineta

ACRIOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Acriopsis liliifolia - The Lily-Like Leaf Acriopsis

ADA ORCHID:

1. Ada allenii - Allen's Ada
2. Ada glumacea - The Ada with Spelts

AERANGIS ORCHID:

1. Aerangis appendiculata - The Appendaged Aerangis
2. Aerangis arachnopus - The Spider-Like Column Foot
3. Aerangis articulata - The Articulated Aerangis
4. Aerangis biloba - The Two-lobed Aerangis
5. Aerangis brachycarpa - The Short Seed Pod Aerangis
6. Aerangis citrata - The Lemon-scented Aerangis
7. Aerangis collum-cygni - The Swan Necked Aerangis
8. Aerangis confusa - The Confused Aerangis
9. Aerangis coriacea - The Leathery Aerangis
10. Aerangis cryptodon - The Aerangis with the Hidden Tooth
11. Aerangis curnowiana - Curnow's Aerangis
12. Aerangis distincta - The Distinct Aerangis
13. Aerangis ellisii - Ellis' Aerangis
14. Aerangis fastuosa - The Magnificent Aerangis
15. Aerangis fuscata - The Brownish Aerangis
16. Aerangis hyaloides - The Glossy Aerangis
17. Aerangis kotschyana - Kotschy's Aerangis
18. Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta - The Beige Aerangis with Red Spots
19. Aerangis macrocentra - The Large-Spurred Aerangis
20. Aerangis modesta - The Modest Aerangis
21. Aerangis mooreana - Moore's Aerangis
22. Aerangis mystacidii - The Mystacidium-like Aerangis
23. Aerangis punctata - The Dotted Aerangis
24. Aerangis somalensis - The Somali Aerangis
25. Aerangis spiculata - The Spiked Aerangis
26. Aerangis splendida - The Splendid Aerangis
27. Aerangis thomsonii - Thomson's Aerangis
28. Aerangis ugandensis - The Ugandan Aerangis
29. Aerangis verdickii - Verdick's Aerangis

AERANTHES ORCHID:

1. Aeranthes arachnites - The Spider Aeranthes
2. Aeranthes caudata - The Tailed Aeranthes
3. Aeranthes grandiflora - The Giant-Flowered Aeranthes
4. Aeranthes neoperrieri - Perrier's New Aeranthes
5. Aeranthes orthopoda - The Straight-Footed Aeranthes
6. Aeranthes ramosa - The Branched Aeranthes
7. Aeranthes strangulata

AERIDES ORCHID CARE:

1. Aerides crassifolia - The Thick-Leafed Aerides
2. Aerides flabellata - The Fan-Shaped Aerides
3. Aerides houlletiana - Houllet's Aerides
4. Aerides krabiensis - The Krabi Aerides
5. Aerides lawrenciae - Lady Lawrence's Aerides
6. Aerides maculosa - The Spotted Aerides
7. Aerides multiflora - The Multi-Flowered Aerides
8. Aerides odorata - The Fragrant Aerides
9. Aerides rosea - The Rose Colored Aerides

AGANISIA ORCHID:

1. Aganisia cyanea - The Dark Blue Aganisia
2. Aganisia pulchella - The Beautiful Aganisia

AMESIELLA ORCHID:

1. Amesiella minor - The Minor Amesiella
2. Amesiella monticola - The Mountainous Amesiella
3. Amesiella philippinensis - The Philippine Amesiella

ANATHALLIS ORCHID: 

1. Anathallis funerea - The Dark Anathallis

ANCISTROCHILUS ORCHID:

1. Ancistrochilus rothschildianus - Rothschild's Ancistrochilus

ANGRAECOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Angraecopsis amaniensis - The Amani Angraecopsis

ANGRAECUM ORCHID:

1. Angraecum acutipetalum - The Pointed Petal Angraecum
2. Angraecum aloifolium - The Aloe-Like Leafed Angraecum
3. Angraecum arachnites - The Spider-Like Angraecum
4. Angraecum bicallosum - The Two Calli Angraecum
5. Angraecum calceolus - The Small Shoe Angraecum
6. Angraecum compactum - The Solid Angraecum
7. Angraecum corrugatum -The Wrinkled Angraecum
8. Angraecum cucullatum - The Cowl-Carrying Angraecum
9. Angraecum cultriforme - The Knife-Shaped Leaf Angraecum
10. Angraecum curnowianum - Curnow's Angraecum
11. Angraecum didieri - Didier's Angraecum
12. Angraecum distichum - The 2-Rowed Angraecum
13. Angraecum eburneum - The Ivory-Colored Angraecum
14. Angraecum eichlerianum - Eichler's Angraecum
15. Angraecum elephantinum - The Gigantic Angraecum
16. Angraecum equitans - The Riding one above the other Angraecum
17. Angraecum erectum - The Erect Angraecum
18. Angraecum florulentum - The Easy Blooming Angraecum
19. Angraecum gabonense - The Gabon Angraecum
20. Angraecum germinyanum - Germiny's Angraecum
21. Angraecum humbertii - Humbert's Angraecum
22. Angraecum leonis - Leon's Angraecum
23. Angraecum longicalcar - The Long Spurred Angraecum
24. Angraecum magdalenae - Madalaine's Angraecum - The Snow-White Angraecum
25. Angraecum praestans - The Outstanding Angraecum
26. Angraecum rutenbergianum - Rutenberg's Angraecum
27. Angraecum scottianum - Scott's Angraecum
28. Angraecum sesquipedale - Christmas orchid - King of the Angraecums
29. Angraecum sororium - The Closely Related Angraecum
30. Angraecum subulatum - The Terete Angraecum
31. Angraecum viguieri - Viguier's Angraecum

ANGULOA ORCHID:

1. Anguloa clowesii - Cradle Orchid - Tulip Orchid

ANSELLIA ORCHID:

1. Ansellia africana - The African Ansellia - Leopard Orchid

APASIA ORCHID:

1. Aspasia lunata - The Moon-Shaped Aspasia
2. Aspasia psittacina - The Parrot-Colored Aspasia
3. Aspasia silvana - The Forest Growing Aspasia

ARPOPHYLLUM ORCHID:

1. Arpophyllum giganteum - The Giant Arpophyllum

ARUNDINA ORCHID:

1. Arundina graminifolia - The Bamboo Orchid - The Grass-Like Leaf Arundina

ASCOCENTRUM ORCHID:

1. Ascocentrum ampullaceum - Vein-like Ascocentrum
2. Ascocentrum christensonianum - Christenson's Ascocentrum
3. Ascocentrum curvifolium - The Curved Leafed Ascocentrum
4. Ascocentrum miniatum - The Rust Red Ascocentrum
5. Ascocentrum pumilum - The Small Flowered Ascocentrum

BAKERIA ORCHID:

1. Barkeria barkeriola - Barker's Barkeria
2. Barkeria lindleyana - Lindley's Barkeria
3. Barkeria scandens - The Scandent Barkeria
4. Barkeria skinneri - Skinner's Barkeria

BEALLARA ORCHID:

BENZINGIA ORCHID:

1. Benzingia hirtzii - Hirtz's Benzingia

BIFRENARIA ORCHID:

1. Bifrenaria atropurpurea - The Black-Purple Bifrenaria
2. Bifrenaria charlesworthii - Charlesworth's Bifrenaria
3. Bifrenaria harrisoniae - Harrison's Bifrenaria
4. Bifrenaria inodora - The Odorless Bifrenaria
5. Bifrenaria tetragona - The Rectangular Bulbed Bifrenaria

BLETTILA ORCHID:

1. Bletilla striata - The Striped Bletilla - Hyacinth Orchid - Chinese Ground Orchid

BRACHTIA ORCHID:

1. Brachtia andina - The Andean Brachtia

BRASILIORCHIS ORCHID:

1. Brasiliorchis schunkeana - Schunke's Brasiliorchis

BRASSAVOLA ORCHID:

1. Brassavola nodosa - The Knobby Brassavola - Lady of the Night
2. Brassavola tuberculata - Rough Brassavola - Tuberculated Brassavola

BRASSIA ORCHID CARE:

1. Brassia angusta - The Slim Brassia
2. Brassia arcuigera - The Arching Brassia
3. Brassia aurantiaca - The Red-Orange Brassia
4. Brassia caudata - The Tailed Brassia
5. Brassia gireoudiana - Gireoud's Brassia
6. Brassia maculata - The Spotted Brassia
7. Brassia Rex - Brassia hybrid
8. Brassia verrucosa - The Warty Brassia

BULBOPHYLLUM ORCHID:

1. Bulbophyllum agastor - The Near Kinsman Bulbophyllum
2. Bulbophyllum ambrosia - The Sweet-Smelling Bulbophyllum
3. Bulbophyllum arfakianum - Arfak Mountain Bulbophyllum
4. Bulbophyllum auratum - The Golden Bulbophyllum
5. Bulbophyllum barbigerum - The Bearded Bulbophyllum
6. Bulbophyllum bicolor - The Two Colored Bulbophyllum
7. Bulbophyllum carunculatum - The Caruncule Bulbophyllum
8. Bulbophyllum corolliferum - The Wreath Carrying Cirrhopetalum
9. Bulbophyllum dentiferum - The Toothed Bulbophyllum
10. Bulbophyllum echinolabium - The Bulbophyllum with the Hedge-Hog Shaped Lip
11. Bulbophyllum falcatum - Sickle-Shaped Leaf Bulbophyllum
12. Bulbophyllum frostii - Frost's Bulbophyllum
13. Bulbophyllum gracillimum - The Graceful Bulbophyllum
14. Bulbophyllum graveolens - The Very Fragrant Bulbophyllum
15. Bulbophyllum guttulatum - The Small Spotted Bulbophyllum
16. Bulbophyllum levanae - Levan's Bulbophyllum
17. Bulbophyllum lobbii - Lobb's Bulbophyllum
18. Bulbophyllum longiflorum - The Long Flowered Bulbophyllum - The Pale Umbrella Orchid
19. Bulbophyllum medusae - Medusa's Bulbophyllum
20. Bulbophyllum mirum - The Enchanting Bulbophyllum
21. Bulbophyllum makoyanum - Makoy's Cirrhopetalum
22. Bulbophyllum ornatissimum - The Ornate Bulbophyllum
23. Bulbophyllum picturatum - The Striking Bulbophyllum
24. Bulbophyllum putidum - The Stinking Bulbophyllum
25. Bulbophyllum rothschildianum - Rothschild's Bulbophyylum
26. Bulbophyllum setaceum - The Bristly Bulbophyllum
27. Bulbophyllum sikkimense - The Sikkim Bulbophyllum

CALANTHE ORCHID:

1. Calanthe rubens - The Reddish Calanthe
2. Calanthe triplicata - The Thrice Folded Calanthe - The Christmas Orchid
3. Calanthe vestita - The Calanthe that is Surrounded by Bracts

CAPANEMIA ORCHID:

1. Capanemia uliginosa - The Swamp Dwelling Capanemia

CATASETUM ORCHID:

1. Catasetum cernuum - The Nodding Catasetum
2. Catasetum incurvum - The Bent Catasetum
3. Catasetum integerrimum - The Intact Catasetum
4. Catasetum pileatum - The Felt-Capped Catasetum
5. Catasetum tenebrosum - The Dark-Brown Catasetum

CATTLEYA ORCHID CARE:

1. Cattleya aclandiae - Lady Ackland's Cattleya
2. Cattleya amethystoglossa - The Amethyst Lipped Cattleya
3. Cattleya araguaiensis - The Araguaia Cattleya
4. Cattleya bicolor - Bicolored Cattleya
5. Cattleya bradei - Brade's Cattleya
6. Cattleya briegeri - Brieger's Cattleya
7. Cattleya cernua - The Nodding Sophronitis
8. Cattleya × dolosa - Dolose Cattleya - The Crafty Cattleya - The Deceitful Cattleya
9. Cattleya dormaniana - Dorman's Cattleya
10. Cattleya dowiana - Dow's Cattleya
11. Cattleya forbesii - Forbes' Cattleya
12. Cattleya gaskelliana - Gaskell's Cattleya
13. Cattleya granulosa - Granulose Cattleya
14. Cattleya guttata - The Spotted Cattleya
15. Cattleya harrisoniana - Harrison's Cattleya
16. Cattleya iricolor - Rainbow-colored Cattleya
17. Cattleya intermedia - The intermediate Cattleya
18. Cattleya jenmanii - Jenman's Cattleya
19. Cattleya labiata - Crimson Cattleya - Ruby-lipped Cattleya
20. Cattleya liliputana - The Dwarf Cattleya
21. Cattleya lueddemanniana - Lueddemann's Cattleya
22. Cattleya maxima - The Greatest Cattleya - Christmas Flower
23. Cattleya mossiae - Mrs. Moss' Cattleya - Easter Cattleya
24. Cattleya nobilior - The Noble Cattleya
25. Cattleya percivaliana - Percival's Cattleya - Christmas Cattleya
26. Cattleya pumila - The Dwarf Cattleya
27. Cattleya schilleriana - Consul Schiller's Cattleya
28. Cattleya tenebrosa - The Dark Cattleya
29. Cattleya trianae - Dr. Triana's Cattleya - Christmas orchid
30. Cattleya walkeriana - Walker's Cattleya
31. Cattleya wallisii - Wallis' Cattleya - Cattleya of the Golden Land

CERATOCENTRON ORCHID:

1. Ceratocentron fesselii - Fessel's Ceratocentron

CERATOSTYLIS ORCHID:

1. Ceratostylis philippinensis - The Philippine Ceratostylis
2. Ceratostylis retisquama

CHILOSCHISTA ORCHID:

1. Chiloschista lunifera - The Moon Chiloschista
2. Chiloschista pusilla - The Small Flowered Chiloschista
3. Chiloschista trudelii - Trudel's Chiloschista
4. Chiloschista usneoides - Lichen-Like Chiloschista

CHONDROSCAPHE ORCHID:

1. Chondroscaphe amabilis - The Enchanting Chondroscaphe
2. Chondroscaphe bicolor - The Two-Colored Chondrorhyncha
3. Chondroscaphe eburnea - The Ivory-Colored Chondroscaphe

CHYSIS ORCHID:

1. Chysis aurea - The Golden Chysis
2. Chysis bractescens - The Bracteate Chysis

CIRRHAEA ORCHID:

1. Cirrhaea fuscolutea - The Deep Yellow Cirrhaea

CISCHWENFIA ORCHID:

1. Cischweinfia dasyandra - The Hirsute Pollina Cischweinfia

CLOWESIA ORCHID:

1. Clowesia rosea - The Rose-colored Clowesia

COCHLIODA ORCHID:

1. Cochlioda rosea - The Rose Colored Cochlioda
2. Cochlioda vulcanica - The Volcano Cochlioda

COELIA ORCHID:

1. Coelia bella - The Beautiful Coelia

COELOGYNE ORCHID:

1. Coelogyne barbata - The Bearded Coelogyne
2. Coelogyne brachyptera - The Short-Winged Coelogyne - The Greenish Coelogyne
3. Coelogyne corymbosa - The Umbrella-Like Coelogyne
4. Coelogyne cristata - The Crested Coelogyne
5. Coelogyne fimbriata - The Fringed Coelogyne
6. Coelogyne flaccida - The Loose Coelogyne
7. Coelogyne fuscescens - The Ocher Yellow Coelogyne
8. Coelogyne glandulosa - The Coelogyne With Glands
9. Coelogyne lactea - The Milk White Coelogyne
10. Coelogyne lawrenceana - Lawrence's Coelogyne
11. Coelogyne mayeriana - Mayer's Coelogyne
12. Coelogyne mooreana - Moore's Coelogyne
13. Coelogyne mossiae - Mrs. Moss' Coelogyne
14. Coelogyne nitida - The Shining Coelogyne 
15. Coelogyne ovalis - The Oval Coelogyne
16. Coelogyne pandurata - The Lute-Shaped Coelogyne
17. Coelogyne prasina - The Leek Green Coelogyne
18. Coelogyne pulverula - The Powdery Flower Coelogyne
19. Coelogyne schilleriana - Schiller's Coelogyne
20. Coelogyne speciosa - The Beautiful Coelogyne 
21. Coelogyne sulcata - The Sulcate Coelogyne
22. Coelogyne tomentosa - The Necklace Orchid - The Hairy Coelogyne
23. Coelogyne usitana - Usita's Coelogyne
24. Coelogyne viscosa - The Sticky Coelogyne

COILOSTYLIS ORCHID:

1. Coilostylis parkinsoniana - Parkinson's Coilostylis

COMPARETTIA ORCHID:

1. Comparettia falcata - The Sickle-Shaped Comparettia
2. Comparettia speciosa - The Beautiful Comparettia

CORYANTHES ORCHID:

1. Coryanthes macrantha - The Bucket Orchid - Monkey Throat Orchid
2. Coryanthes speciosa - The Outstanding Coryanthes

CUITLAUZINA ORCHID:

1. Cuitlauzina pendula - The Pendant Cuitlauzina
2. Cuitlauzina pulchella - The Beautiful Cuitlauzina

CYCNOCHES ORCHID:

1. Cycnoches chlorochilon - The Green-Lipped Cycnoches
2. Cycnoches cooperi - Cooper's Cycnoches
3. Cycnoches egertonianum - Egerton's Cycnoches
4. Cycnoches loddigesii - Loddiges' Cycnoches
5. Cycnoches peruvianum - The Peruvian Cycnoches
6. Cycnodes Wine Delight - Cycnoches hybrid

CYMBIDIELLA ORCHID:

1. Cymbidiella pardalina - The Red-Lipped Cymbidiella

CYMBIDIUM ORCHID CARE:

1. Cymbidium atropurpureum - The Black Purple Cymbidium
2. Cymbidium dayanum - Day's Cymbidium
3. Cymbidium erythraeum - The Red-Spotted Lip Cymbidium
4. Cymbidium erythrostylum - The Red Column Cymbidium
5. Cymbidium kanran - The Cold Growing Cymbidium
6. Cymbidium tracyanum - Tracy's Cymbidium

CYPRIPEDIUM ORCHID:

1. Cypripedium calceolus - The Limestone Loving Cypripedium
2. Cypripedium flavum - The Yellow Cypripedium
3. Cypripedium formosanum - The Beautiful Cypripedium
4. Cypripedium macranthos - The Large Flowered Cypripedium
5. Cypripedium reginae - Showy Lady's-slipper
6. Cypripedium x ventricosum - The Inflated Cypripedium

CYRTOCHILUM ORCHID:

1. Cyrtochilum ramosissimum - The Many Branched Cyrtochilum

CYRTORCHIS ORCHID:

1. Cyrtorchis arcuata - The Bow-Shaped Raceme Cyrtorchis
2. Cyrtorchis praetermissa - The Overlooked Cyrtorchis

DENDROBIUM ORCHID CARE:

1. Dendrobium aberrans - The Deviating Dendrobium
2. Dendrobium acinaciforme - The Saber-Shaped Dendrobium
3. Dendrobium adae - Ada's Dendrobium
4. Dendrobium alaticaulinum - The Winged-Stem Dendrobium
5. Dendrobium albosanguineum - The White and Blood-Red Dendrobium
6. Dendrobium alexandrae - Alexandra's Dendrobium
7. Dendrobium amabile - The Enchanting Dendrobium 
8. Dendrobium amboinense - The Amboin Island Dendrobium
9. Dendrobium amethystoglossum - Amythest Colored Dendrobium
10. Dendrobium anosmum - Unscented Dendrobium
11. Dendrobium antennatum - The Antennae Dendrobium - The Green Antelope Orchid
12. Dendrobium aphanochilum - The Insignificant Lipped Dendrobium
13. Dendrobium aphyllum - Leafless Dendrobium 
14. Dendrobium arcuatum - The Plow Shaped Dendrobium
15. Dendrobium atroviolaceum - The Black Blood-Red Dendrobium
16. Dendrobium auriculatum - The Eared Dendrobium
17. Dendrobium bellatulum - The Enchanting Dendrobium
18. Dendrobium bensoniae - Benson's Dendrobium
19. Dendrobium bigibbum - The Mauve Butterfly Orchid - The Cooktown Orchid
20. Dendrobium bracteosum - The Bracted Dendrobium
21. Dendrobium brassii - Brass's Dendrobium
22. Dendrobium brymerianum - The Brymer's Dendrobium
23. Dendrobium bullenianum - Bullen's Dendrobium
24. Dendrobium canaliculatum - The Grooved Leaf Dendrobium - The Brown Tea Tree Orchid
25. Dendrobium capillipes - The Hairy Column Foot Dendrobium
26. Dendrobium capituliflorum - White Bottle-Brush Orchid - Small-Headed Flower Dendrobium
27. Dendrobium capra - The Goat-Like Dendrobium
28. Dendrobium cariniferum - The Keel-Carrying Dendrobium
29. Dendrobium catenatum - The Chained Dendrobium
30. Dendrobium ceraula - The Horned Dendrobium
31. Dendrobium chameleon - The Chameleon Dendrobium
32. Dendrobium christyanum - Christy's Dendrobium
33. Dendrobium chrysanthum - Golden Yellow Flowered 
34. Dendrobium chrysocrepis - The Golden Slipper Dendrobium
35. Dendrobium chrysotoxum - The Golden Bow Dendrobium - Fried-egg Orchid
36. Dendrobium cinnabarinum - The Vermillion Dendrobium
37. Dendrobium cochliodes - The Shell-Like Dendrobium
38. Dendrobium convolutum - The Convoluted Dendrobium
39. Dendrobium crepidatum - The Shoe-Lip Dendrobium
40. Dendrobium crispilinguum - The Curled Lip Dendrobium
41. Dendrobium crumenatum - The Pigeon Orchid - The Bag-Shaped Dendrobium
42. Dendrobium cuthbertsonii - Cuthbertson's Dendrobium
43. Dendrobium cyanocentrum - The Black-Blue Spurred Dendrobium
44. Dendrobium densiflorum - Pineapple orchid 
45. Dendrobium denudans - The Bare Dendrobium 
46. Dendrobium devonianum - Devon's Dendrobium
47. Dendrobium dichaeoides - The Dichaea-like Dendrobium
48. Dendrobium dickasonii - Dickason's Dendrobium
49. Dendrobium dixonianum - Dixon's Dendrobium
50. Dendrobium draconis - The Dragon-Like Dendrobium
51. Dendrobium ellipsophyllum - The Oval-Leafed Dendrobium
52. Dendrobium eriiflorum - The Eria-Like Flowered Dendrobium
53. Dendrobium eximium - The Extraordinary Dendrobium
54. Dendrobium faciferum - The All Facing Dendrobium
55. Dendrobium falconeri - Falconer's Dendrobium
56. Dendrobium farmeri - Farmer's Dendrobium 
57. Dendrobium fimbriatum - The Fringe-Lipped Dendrobium
58. Dendrobium findlayanum - Findlay's Dendrobium
59. Dendrobium fleckeri - Flecker's Dendrobium
60. Dendrobium formosum - The Beautiful Giant-Flowered Dendrobium
61. Dendrobium friedericksianum - Friederick's Dendrobium
62. Dendrobium glomeratum - The Ball Dendrobium
63. Dendrobium goldschmidtianum - Goldschmidt's Dendrobium
64. Dendrobium gracilicaule - The Delicate Stems Dendrobium
65. Dendrobium gregulus - The Crowded Dendrobium
66. Dendrobium griffithianum - Griffith's Dendrobium
67. Dendrobium hancockii - Hancock's Dendrobium
68. Dendrobium harveyanum - Harvey's Dendrobium
69. Dendrobium hasseltii - Hasselt's Dendrobium
70. Dendrobium hellwigianum - Hellwig's Dendrobium
71. Dendrobium hemimelanoglossum - The Half-Black Lip Dendrobium
72. Dendrobium henryi - Henry's Dendrobium
73. Dendrobium hercoglossum - The Rampart Lip Dendrobium
74. Dendrobium heterocarpum - The Different Fruit Dendrobium
75. Dendrobium Himezakura - Dendrobium hybrid
76. Dendrobium hodgkinsonii - Hodgkinson’s Dendrobium
77. Dendrobium hookerianum - Hooker's Dendrobium
78. Dendrobium hymenanthum - The Membranous Dendrobium
79. Dendrobium infundibulum - The Small-Funneled Lip Dendrobium
80. Dendrobium intricatum - The Intricate Dendrobium
81. Dendrobium jacobsonii - Jacobson's Dendrobium
82. Dendrobium jenkinsii - Jenkins's Dendrobium
83. Dendrobium johnsoniae - Johnson's Dendrobium
84. Dendrobium kanburiense - The Kanburi Dendrobium
85. Dendrobium kingianum - Captain King's Dendrobium - Pink Rock Orchid 
86. Dendrobium laevifolium - The Shiny Leafed Dendrobium
87. Dendrobium lambii - Lamb’s Dendrobium
88. Dendrobium lamellatum - The Laminae Dendrobium
89. Dendrobium lampongense - The Lampong Dendrobium
90. Dendrobium lawesii - Lawes' Dendrobium
91. Dendrobium leonis - The Lion-Like Dendrobium
92. Dendrobium lindleyi - Lindley's Dendrobium
93. Dendrobium linearifolium - The Linear Leafed Dendrobium
94. Dendrobium lituiflorum - The Bent-Raceme Dendrobium
95. Dendrobium loddigesii - Loddiges' Dendrobium
96. Dendrobium lowii - Low's Dendrobium
97. Dendrobium malvicolor - The Mallow-Colored Dendrobium
98. Dendrobium microbulbon - The Reflexed Petal Dendrobium
99. Dendrobium miyakei - Miyasaki's Dendrobium
100. Dendrobium mohlianum - Mohl's Dendrobium
101. Dendrobium nathanielis - Nathaniel's Dendrobium
102. Dendrobium nobile - The Noble Dendrobium
103. Dendrobium ochraceum - The Ochre-Colored Dendrobium
104. Dendrobium oligophyllum - The Few Leafed Dendrobium
105. Dendrobium pachyphyllum - The Thick-Leaved Dendrobium
106. Dendrobium papilio - The Eared Dendrobium
107. Dendrobium parishii - Parish's Dendrobium
108. Dendrobium parvulum - The Small Flowered Dendrobium 
109. Dendrobium peguanum - The Pegu Dendrobium
110. Dendrobium platygastrium -The Broad-Bellied Dendrobium
111. Dendrobium polyanthum - The Many Flowered Dendrobium 
112. Dendrobium polysema - The Many-Spotted Dendrobium
113. Dendrobium primulinum - The Primrose Yellow Dendrobium
114. Dendrobium pulchellum - The Charming Dendrobium
115. Dendrobium purpureum - The Purple Dendrobium
116. Dendrobium rhodostictum - The Red-Spotted Dendrobium 
117. Dendrobium sanderae - Mrs. Sander's Dendrobium
118. Dendrobium scabrilingue - The Rough-Lipped Dendrobium
119. Dendrobium schuetzei - Schuetze's Dendrobium
120. Dendrobium scoriarum 
121. Dendrobium secundum - Toothbrush orchid
122. Dendrobium senile - The White Haired Dendrobium - Old Man Orchid
123. Dendrobium sinominutiflorum - The Chinese Minute Flowered Dendrobium
124. Dendrobium smillieae - Smillie's Dendrobium
125. Dendrobium speciosum - The Outstanding Dendrobium - Sydney Rock Orchid - Rock Lily
126. Dendrobium spectabile - The Grand Dendrobium
127. Dendrobium Stardust - Dendrobium hybrid
128. Dendrobium strebloceras - The Twisted Horn Dendrobium
129. Dendrobium strongylanthum - The Bulging Flower Dendrobium
130. Dendrobium subacaule - The Almost Stemless Dendrobium
131. Dendrobium subuliferum - The Awl Shaped Dendrobium
132. Dendrobium sulcatum - The Furrowed Lip Dendrobium
133. Dendrobium tetragonum - The Rectangular-Bulbed Dendrobium
134. Dendrobium thyrsiflorum - Pinecone-like Raceme Dendrobium
135. Dendrobium tobaense - The Toba Dendrobium
136. Dendrobium transparens - The Translucent Dendrobium
137. Dendrobium umbonatum - The Rounded Projection Dendrobium 
138. Dendrobium unicum - The Unique Dendrobium
139. Dendrobium uniflorum - Single Flowered Dendrobium
140. Dendrobium vexillarius - The Flag-Carrying Dendrobium
141. Dendrobium victoriae-reginae - Queen Victoria's Dendrobium
142. Dendrobium virgineum - The Virginal White Dendrobium
143. Dendrobium wardianum - Ward's Dendrobium
144. Dendrobium wattii - Watt's Dendrobium

DENDROCHILUM ORCHID:

1. Dendrochilum arachnites - The Spider Dendrochilum
2. Dendrochilum cobbianum - Cobb's Dendrochilum
3. Dendrochilum magnum - The Large Dendrochilum
4. Dendrochilum wenzelii - Wenzel's Dendrochilum
5. Dendrochilum yuccaefolium - The Yucca-Like Leaf Dendrochilum

DENDROPHYLUX ORCHID:

1. Dendrophylax lindenii - Palm Polly - White Frog Orchid - The Ghost Orchid

DIODONOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Diodonopsis erinacea - The Hedgehog Diodonopsis

DIPLOCAULOBIUM ORCHID:

1. Diplocaulobium chrysotropis - The Golden-Keeled Diplocaulobium

DISA ORCHID:

1. Disa uniflora - The Single Flowered Disa - Red Disa - The pride of Table Mountain

DOCKRILLIA ORCHID:

1. Dockrillia cucumerina - The Cucumber Orchid -The Gherkin Orchid
2. Dockrillia linguiformis - Tongue-Like Dockrillia - Thumbnail Orchid - Button Orchid
3. Dockrillia pugioniformis -  The Dagger-Shaped Dockrillia
4. Dockrillia rigida - The Rigid-Leafed Dockrillia - The Smooth Tongue Orchid
5. Dockrillia schoenina - The Needle-Shaped Dockrillia - Common Pencil Dockrillia
6. Dockrillia teretifolia - Bridal Veil Orchid - Rats Tail Orchid - The Yellow Pencil Orchid
7. Dockrillia wassellii - Wassel's Dockrillia - The Furrowed Pencil Orchid 

DOMINGOA ORCHID:

1. Domingoa purpurea - Purple Domingoa

DRACULA ORCHID:

1. Dracula bella - The Beautiful Dracula
2. Dracula benedictii - Benedict's Dracula
3. Dracula erythrochaete - The Red-Tufted Dracula
4. Dracula houtteana - Houtte's Dracula
5. Dracula ligiae - Ligia's Dracula 
6. Dracula lotax - The Clown Dracula
7. Dracula mopsus - The Pug-Like Dracula
8. Dracula polyphemus - The Cyclops Dracula
9. Dracula sodiroi - Father Sodiro's Dracula
10. Dracula tubeana - The Tubed-Shaped Dracula
11. Dracula vampira - The Vampire-Like Dracula
12. Dracula velutina - The Velvety Dracula
13. Dracula vlad-tepes - Vlad Tepes Dracula

DRYADELLA ORCHID:

1. Dryadella cristata - The Crested Dryadella
2. Dryadella edwallii - Edwall's Dryadella - The Partridge in the Grass Orchid
3. Dryadella simula - The Pug Nosed Dryadella

DYAKIA ORCHID:

1. Dyakia hendersoniana - Henderson's Dyakia

EMBREEA ORCHID:

1. Embreea rodigasiana - Rodigas' Embreea

ENCYCLIA ORCHID:

1. Encyclia cordigera - Large-lipped Encyclia
2. Encyclia oncidioides - Oncidium-Like Encyclia
3. Encyclia polybulbon - The Many Bulbed Encyclia

EPIDENDRUM ORCHID:

1. Epidendrum centropetalum - The Spur-Like Gland Epidendrum
2. Epidendrum cristatum - The Comb Epidendrum
3. Epidendrum ibaguense - The Ibague' Epidendrum - Crucifix Orchid
4. Epidendrum ilense - The Ila Epidendrum
5. Epidendrum marmoratum - The Marbled Epidendrum
6. Epidendrum medusae - The Medusa Epidendrum
7. Epidendrum nocturnum - Night Scented Epidendrum
8. Epidendrum oerstedii - Oersted's Epidendrum
9. Epidendrum peperomia - The Peperomia-Like Epidendrum
10. Epidendrum pseudepidendrum - The False Epidendrum
11. Epidendrum radicans - The Ground Rooting Epidendrum - Fire-star orchid - Rainbow orchid
12. Epidendrum schlechterianum - Schlechter's Epidendrum

EPIGENEIUM ORCHID:

1. Epigeneium treacherianum - Treacher's Epigeneium

ERIA ORCHID:

1. Eria thao

ERYCINA ORCHID:

1. Erycina crista-galli - The Cock's Comb Erycina
2. Erycina pusilla - The Tiny Erycina

ESMERALDA ORCHID:

1. Esmeralda clarkei - Clark's Esmeralda

EUCHILE ORCHID:

1. Euchile citrina - Daffodil Orchid - Tulip Orchid - The Citrus Euchile
2. Euchile mariae - Marie's Epidendrum

EULOPHIA ORCHID:

1. Eulophia speciosa - The Beautiful Eulophia

EURYCHONE ORCHID:

1. Eurychone galeandrae - The Galeandra-Like Eurychone
2. Eurychone rothschildiana - Rothschild's Eurychone

FERNANDEZIA ORCHID:

1. Fernandezia ionanthera - The Violet Column Fernandezia
2. Fernandezia maculata - The Spotted Fernandezia

GALEANDRA ORCHID:

1. Galeandra baueri - Bauer's Galeandra

GALEOTTIA ORCHID:

1. Galeottia fimbriata - The Fringed Galeottia

GASTROCHILUS ORCHID:

1. Gastrochilus bellinus - The Cute Gastrochilus
2. Gastrochilus fuscopunctatus - The Yellow-Brown Dot Gastrochilus
3. Gastrochilus japonicus - The Yellow Pine Orchid - The Japan Gastrochilus

GOMESA ORCHID:

1. Gomesa crispa - The Curly Gomesa
2. Gomesa echinata - The Hedge Hog Gomesa
3. Gomesa radicans - The Ground Rooting Gomesa

GONGORA ORCHID:

1. Gongora galeata - The Helmut Gongora
2. Gongora truncata - The Supported Gongora

GRAMMATOPHYLLUM ORCHID:

1. Grammatophyllum multiflorum - Multiflowered grammatophyllum
2. Grammatophyllum scriptum - The Written Grammatophyllum
3. Grammatophyllum speciosum - Giant orchid - Tiger orchid - Queen of the orchids

GUARIANTHE ORCHID:

1. Guarianthe aurantiaca - Orange Guarianthe
2. Guarianthe bowringiana - Bowring's Guarianthe
3. Guarianthe skinneri - Skinner's Guarianthe

HABENARIA ORCHID:

1. Habenaria medusa - The Medusa-Like Habenaria
2. Habenaria rhodocheila - The Red-Lipped Habenaria

HARAELLA ORCHID:

1. Haraella retrocalla - The Rear Facing Lip Spur Haraella

HELCIA ORCHID:

1. Helcia sanguinolenta - The Blood-Stained Helcia

HOULLETIA ORCHID:

1. Houlletia odoratissima - The Scented Houlletia

HYMENORCHIS ORCHID:

1. Hymenorchis javanica - The Java Hymenorchis

IONOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Ionopsis utricularioides - The Delicate Violet Ionopsis

ISABELIA ORCHID:

1. Isabelia pulchella - The Beautiful Isabelia
2. Isabelia virginalis - The Virgin Isabella Orchid

ISOCHILUS ORCHID:

1. Isochilus linearis - The Slim Isochilus

JUMELLEA ORCHID:

1. Jumellea anjouanensis - The Anjouan Jumellea
2. Jumellea arachnantha - The Spider Flowered Jumellea

KEFERSTEINIA ORCHID:

1. Kefersteinia graminea - The Grass-Like Kefersteinia
2. Kefersteinia mystacina - The Bearded Kefersteinia
3. Kefersteinia tolimensis - The Tolima Kefersteinia

LAELIA ORCHID:

1. Laelia anceps - Two-edged Laelia
2. Laelia gouldiana - Gould's Laelia
3. Laelia jongheana - The Jonghe Laelia
4. Laelia purpurata - Purple-stained Laelia
5. Laelia rubescens - The Rosy Tinted Laelia
6. Laelia speciosa - May-flowered - Showy Laelia

LEPANTHES ORCHID:

1. Lepanthes calodictyon - The Beautiful Net-Patterned Leaf Lepanthes
2. Lepanthes telipogoniflora - The Telipogon-Like Lepanthes

LEPTOTES ORCHID:

1. Leptotes bicolor - Bicolored Leptotes

LIPARIS ORCHID:

1. Liparis nervosa - The Veined Liparis

LOCKHARTIA ORCHID:

1. Lockhartia oerstedii - Oersted's Lockhartia

LUDISIA ORCHID:

1. Ludisia discolor - The Jewel Orchid - The Twisted Flower Orchid v- The Rock Silk Worn

LYCASTE ORCHID:

1. Lycaste macrophylla - The Large Leaf Lycaste
2. Lycaste skinneri - White Nun Orchid - Skinner's Lycaste

MACODES ORCHID:

1. Macodes petola - The Petiole Macodes

MACROCLINIUM ORCHID:

1. Macroclinium bicolor - The Two-Colored Macroclinium
2. Macroclinium lineare - The Linear Leaf Macroclinium
3. Macroclinium manabinum - The Manabi Macroclinium

MASDEVALLIA ORCHID:

1. Masdevallia angulata - The Sharp Angle Masdevallia
2. Masdevallia barlaeana - Barla's Masdevallia
3. Masdevallia caesia - The Blue-Gray Masdevallia
4. Masdevallia caudivolvula - The Convolute Cauda Masdevallia
5. Masdevallia coccinea - The Scarlet Masdevallia - The Little Flag
6. Masdevallia datura - The Datura-Like Flower Masdevallia 
7. Masdevallia deformis - The Misshapen Masdevallia
8. Masdevallia discolor - The Different Colored Masdevallia
9. Masdevallia draconis - The Dragon-Like Masdevallia
10. Masdevallia mendozae - Mendoza's Masdevallia
11. Masdevallia minuta - The Tiny Masdevallia
12. Masdevallia molossoides - The Molossus-Like Masdevallia
13. Masdevallia pinocchio - The Pinocchio Masdevallia
14. Masdevallia strobelii - Strobel's Masdevallia
15. Masdevallia tonduzii - Tonduz' Masdevallia
16. Masdevallia tovarensis - The Tovar Masdevallia
17. Masdevallia veitchiana - Veitch's Masdevallia - King of the Masdevallias
18. Masdevallia zahlbruckneri - Zahlbruckner's Masdevallia

MAXILLARIA ORCHID:

1. Maxillaria cucullata - The Cowl Carrying Maxillaria
2. Maxillaria grandiflora - The Large-Flowered Maxillaria
3. Maxillaria longissima - The Longest Petal Maxillaria
4. Maxillaria picta - The Painted Maxillaria
5. Maxillaria sophronitis - The Sophronitis-Like Maxillaria
6. Maxillaria tenuifolia - The Coconut Orchid
7. Maxillaria uncata - The Hook Shaped Maxillaria
8. Maxillaria variabilis - The Variable Maxillaria

MEDIOCALCAR ORCHID:

1. Mediocalcar decoratum - The Charming Mediocalcar

MEIRACYLLIUM ORCHID:

1. Meiracyllium trinasutum - Three-Nosed Meiracyllium

MEXICOA ORCHID:

1. Mexicoa ghiesbreghtiana - Gheisbreght's Mexicoa

MICROTERANGIS ORCHID:

1. Microterangis hariotiana - Hariot's Microterangis

MILTONIA ORCHID:

1. Miltonia candida - The Snow-White Miltonia
2. Miltonia clowesii - Clowes' Miltonia
3. Miltonia cuneata - The Wedge-Shaped Miltonia
4. Miltonia flavescens - The Yellowish Miltonnia
5. Miltonia Honolulu - Miltonia hybrid
6. Miltonia russelliana - Russell's Miltonia
7. Miltonia spectabilis - The Outstanding Miltonia

MILTONIOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Miltoniopsis Andrea West - Miltoniopsis hybrid
2. Miltoniopsis Augres "Trinity" - Miltoniopsis hybrid
3. Miltoniopsis Bert Field - Miltoniopsis hybrid
4. Miltoniopsis bismarckii - Bismark's Miltoniopsis
5. Miltoniopsis phalaenopsis - The Phalaenopsis-Like Miltoniopsis
6. Miltoniopsis roezlii - Roezl's Miltoniopsis
7. Miltoniopsis santanaei - Santana's Miltoniopsis
8. Miltoniopsis vexillaria - The Flag-Like Miltoniopsis
9. Miltoniopsis warscewiczii - Warscewiczii's Miltoniopsis

MORMODES ORCHID:

1. Mormodes revolutum - The Back-Bent Mormodes
2. Mormodes rolfeana - Rolfe's Mormodes
3. Mormodes sinuata - The Crooked Mormodes
4. Mormodes wolterianum - Wolter's Mormodes

MYRMECOPHILA ORCHID:

1. Myrmecophila galeottiana - Galeotti's Schomburgkia

MYSTACIDIUM ORCHID:

1. Mystacidium braybonae - Braybon's Mystacidium
2. Mystacidium capense - Cape Of Good Hope Mystacidium
3. Mystacidium venosum - The Veined Mystacidium

NEOBATHIEA ORCHID:

1. Neobathiea grandidierana - Grandidier's Neobathiea

NEOBENTHAMIA ORCHID:

1. Neobenthamia gracilis - The Graceful Neobenthamia

NEOFINETIA ORCHID:

1. Neofinetia falcata - The Wind Orchid

NOTILYA ORCHID:

1. Notylia barkeri -Barker's Notylia
2. Notylia peruviana - The Peruvian Notylia

ODONTOGLOSSUM ORCHID:

1. Odontoglossum cirrhosum - The Wavy Odontoglossum
2. Odontoglossum crispum - The Curled Odontoglossum
3. Odontoglossum cristatellum - The Golden Oncidium
4. Odontoglossum crocidipterum - The Saffron Yellow Two Winged Odontoglossum
5. Odontoglossum harryanum - Harry's Odontoglossum
6. Odontoglossum kegeljani - Kegel's Odontoglossum
7. Odontoglossum spectatissimum - The Spectacular Odontoglossum
8. Odontoglossum subuligerum - The Terete-Leafed Odontoglossum
9. Odontoglossum tenue - The Delicate Odontoglossum

OEONIELLA ORCHID:

1. Oeoniella polystachys - The Richly-Blooming Oeoniella

ONCIDIUM ORCHID CARE:

1. Oncidium coloratum - The Colored Oncidium
2. Oncidium croesus - The Rich Blooming Oncidium
3. Oncidium endocharis - The Graceful Oncidium
4. Oncidium flexuosum - The Bent Oncidium
5. Oncidium forbesii - Forbes' Oncidium
6. Oncidium hians - The Gaping Oncidium
7. Oncidium jonesianum - Jones' Oncidium
8. Oncidium oblongatum - The Slanting Oncidium
9. Oncidium Sharry Baby - Oncidium hybrid
10. Oncidium sotoanum - The Birds Beak Oncidium
11. Oncidium stacyi - Stacy's Oncidium
12. Oncidium Sweet Sugar - Oncidium hybrid
13. Oncidium Twinkle - Oncidium hybrid
14. Oncidium varicosum - The Veined Oncidium
15. Oncidium venustum - The Scoop Oncidium

PABSTIA ORCHID:

1. Pabstia jugosa - The Saddle-Shaped Pabstia

PAPHINIA ORCHID:

1. Paphinia cristata - The Combed Paphinia
2. Paphinia neudeckeri - Neudecker's Paphinia

PAPHIOPEDILUM ORCHID CARE:

1. Paphiopedilum acmodontum - The Pointed Tooth Paphiopedilum
2. Paphiopedilum adductum - Paphiopedilum anitum
3. Paphiopedilum appletonianum - Appleton's Paphiopedilum
4. Paphiopedilum argus - Argus Paphiopedilum
5. Paphiopedilum armeniacum - The Apricot Orange Paphiopedilum
6. Paphiopedilum barbatum - The Bearded Paphiopedilum
7. Paphiopedilum barbigerum - The Beard Carrying Paphiopedilum
8. Paphiopedilum bellatulum - The egg-in-a-nest orchid - The Enchanting Paphiopedilum
9. Paphiopedilum bullenianum - Bullen's Paphiopedilum
10. Paphiopedilum callosum - The Callus Paphiopedilum
11. Paphiopedilum chamberlainianum - Chamberlain's Paphiopedilum
12. Paphiopedilum charlesworthii - The Charlesworth Paphiopedilum
13. Paphiopedilum ciliolare - The Short Haired Paphiopedilum
14. Paphiopedilum concolor - The One Colored Paphiopedilum
15. Paphiopedilum delenatii - Delanat's Paphiopedilum
16. Paphiopedilum Deperle - Paphiopedilum hybrid
17. Paphiopedilum dianthum - The Double Flowered Paphiopedilum
18. Paphiopedilum druryi - Drury's Paphiopedilum
19. Paphiopedilum emersonii - Emerson's Paphiopedilum
20. Paphiopedilum exul - The Excluded Paphiopedilum
21. Paphiopedilum fairrieanum - Fairrie's Paphiopedilum
22. Paphiopedilum fowliei - Fowlie's Paphiopedilum
23. Paphiopedilum gigantifolium - The Giant-Leaf Paphiopedilum
24. Paphiopedilum glanduliferum - The Gland-Bearing Paphiopedilum
25. Paphiopedilum glaucophyllum - The Shiny Blue Green Leaf Paphiopedilum
26. Paphiopedilum godefroyae - Mrs. Godefroy's Paphiopedilum
27. Paphiopedilum gratrixianum - Gratix's Paphiopedilum
28. Paphiopedilum hangianum - Hang's Paphiopedilum
29. Paphiopedilum haynaldianum - Haynald's Paphiopedilum
30. Paphiopedilum helenae - Ellen's Paphiopedilum
31. Paphiopedilum hennisianum - Hennis' Paphiopedilum
32. Paphiopedilum henryanum - Henry's Paphiopedilum
33. Paphiopedilum herrmannii - Herman's Paphiopedilum
34. Paphiopedilum hirsutissimum - The Shaggy Paphiopedilum
35. Paphiopedilum hookerae - Hooker's Paphiopedilum
36. Paphiopedilum insigne - The Splendid Paphiopedilum
37. Paphiopedilum intaniae - The Intani Paphiopedilum
38. Paphiopedilum javanicum - The Java Paphiopedilum
39. Paphiopedilum kolopakingii - Kolopaking's Paphiopedilum
40. Paphiopedilum liemianum - Liem's Paphiopedilum
41. Paphiopedilum lowii - Low's Paphiopedilum
42. Paphiopedilum malipoense - The Malipo Paphiopedilum - Jade Slipper Orchid
43. Paphiopedilum Maudiae - Paphiopedilum hybrid
44. Paphiopedilum micranthum - The Tiny Flowered Paphiopedilum
45. Paphiopedilum niveum - The Snow-White Paphiopedilum
46. Paphiopedilum ooii - Ooi's Paphiopedilum
47. Paphiopedilum papuanum - The Papua Paphiopedilum
48. Paphiopedilum parishii - Parish's Paphiopedilum
49. Paphiopedilum parnatanum - Parnata's Paphiopedilum
50. Paphiopedilum philippinense - The Philippine Paphiopedilum
51. Paphiopedilum Pinocchio - Paphiopedilum hybrid
52. Paphiopedilum platyphyllum - The Broad-Leaf Paphiopedilum
53. Paphiopedilum primulinum - The Primrose Yellow Paphiopedilum
54. Paphiopedilum purpuratum - The Purple Paphiopedilum
55. Paphiopedilum rothschildianum - Rothschild's Paphiopedilum - Gold of Kinabalu orchid
56. Paphiopedilum sanderianum - Sander's Paphiopedilum
57. Paphiopedilum sangii - Sang's Paphiopedilum
58. Paphiopedilum spicerianum - Spicer's Paphiopedilum
59. Paphiopedilum stonei - Stone's Paphiopedilum
60. Paphiopedilum sugiyamanum - Sugiyama's Paphiopedilum
61. Paphiopedilum sukhakulii - Sukhakul's Paphiopedilum
62. Paphiopedilum supardii - Supard's Paphiopedilum
63. Paphiopedilum superbiens - The Outstanding Paphiopedilum
64. Paphiopedilum tigrinum - The Tiger Striped Paphiopedilum
65. Paphiopedilum tonsum - The Bald Paphiopedilum
66. Paphiopedilum tranlienianum - Tran's Paphiopedilum
67. Paphiopedilum urbanianum - Urban's Paphiopedilum
68. Paphiopedilum vejvarutianum - The Vejvarut Paphiopedilum
69. Paphiopedilum venustum - The Charming Paphiopedilum
70. Paphiopedilum victoria-mariae - The Virgin Mary Paphiopedilum
71. Paphiopedilum vietnamense - The Vietnamese Paphiopedilum
72. Paphiopedilum villosum - Villose Paphiopedilum
73. Paphiopedilum violascens - The Shimmering Purple Paphiopedilum
74. Paphiopedilum wenshanense - The Wenshan Paphiopedilum
75. Paphiopedilum wentworthianum - Wentworth's Paphiopedilum
76. Paphiopedilum wilhelminae - Wilhelminha's Paphiopedium

PAPILIONANTHE ORCHID:

1. Papilionanthe teres - The Terete Leaf Papilionanthe
2. Papilionanthe vandarum - The Vanda-Like Papilionanthe

PECTEILIS ORCHID:

1. Pecteilis radiata - The Ray Shaped Pecteilis - The Egret Flower

PERISTERIA ORCHID:

1. Peristeria guttata - The Spotted Peristeria

PESCATORIA ORCHID:

1. Pescatoria cerina - The Waxy Pescatoria
2. Pescatoria coelestis - The Sky-Blue Pescatoria
3. Pescatoria coronaria - The Wreath-Shaped Pescatoria
4. Pescatoria dayana - Days Pescatoria
5. Pescatoria ecuadorana - The Ecuador Pescatoria
6. Pescatoria klabochorum - The Klaboch Brother's Pescatoria
7. Pescatoria pulvinaris - The Cushion-Like Pescatoria
8. Pescatoria violacea - The Violet Pescatoria

PHAIUS ORCHID:

1. Phaius flavus - Yellow Flowered Phaius
2. Phaius francoisii - Francois' Phaius
3. Phaius humblotii - Humblot's Phaius
4. Phaius peyrotii - Peyrot's Phaius
5. Phaius tankervilleae - Nun's Orchid - Kunai Orchid - Emma Tankerville's Phaius

PHALAENOPSIS ORCHID CARE:

1. Phalaenopsis amabilis - The Lovely Phalaenopsis
2. Phalaenopsis amboinensis - The Amboin Island Phalaenopsis
3. Phalaenopsis aphrodite - Aphrodite's Phalaenopsis - Goddess of Fertility
4. Phalaenopsis appendiculata - The Small Appendage Phalaenopsis
5. Phalaenopsis Barbara Moler x venosa - Phalaenopsis hybrid
6. Phalaenopsis bellina - The Beautiful Phalaenopsis
7. Phalaenopsis celebensis - The Celebes Phalaenopsis
8. Phalaenopsis cochlearis - Spoon-like Phalaenopsis
9. Phalaenopsis corningiana - Corning's Phalaenopsis
10. Phalaenopsis cornu-cervi - Deer Antlered Phalaenopsis
11. Phalaenopsis equestris - The Horse Phalaenopsis
12. Phalaenopsis fasciata - The Striped Flower Phalaenopsis
13. Phalaenopsis fimbriata - The Fimbriate Phalenopsis
14. Phalaenopsis fuscata - Darkened Phalaenopsis
15. Phalaenopsis gibbosa - The Phalaenopsis with a pouch-like swelling
16. Phalaenopsis gigantea - The Gigantic Phalaenopsis
17. Phalaenopsis hieroglyphica - The Hieroglyphic Phalaenopsis
18. Phalaenopsis honghenensis - The Honghen Phalaenopsis
19. Phalaenopsis inscriptiosinensis - The Chinese Character Phalaenopsis
20. Phalaenopsis javanica - The Javanese Phalaenopsis
21. Phalaenopsis kunstleri - Kunstler's Phalaenopsis
22. Phalaenopsis lindeni - Linden's Phalaenopsis
23. Phalaenopsis lobbii - Lobb's Phalaenopsis
24. Phalaenopsis lowii - Low's Phalaenopsis
25. Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana - Lueddemann's Phalaenopsis
26. Phalaenopsis mannii - Mann's Phalaenopsis
27. Phalaenopsis micholitzii - Micholitz's Phalaenopsis
28. Phalaenopsis Mini Mark - Phalaenopsis hybrid
29. Phalaenopsis modesta - The Modest Phalaenopsis
30. Phalaenopsis pallens - Pale Colored Phalaenopsis
31. Phalaenopsis pantherina - The Panther-Like Phalaenopsis
32. Phalaenopsis parishii - Parish's Phalaenopsis
33. Phalaenopsis philippinensis - The Philippine Phalaenopsis
34. Phalaenopsis pulcherrima - The Beautiful Doritis
35. Phalaenopsis sanderiana - Sander's Phalaenopsis
36. Phalaenopsis schilleriana - Schiller's Phalaenopsis
37. Phalaenopsis stuartiana - Stuart's Phalaenopsis 
38. Phalaenopsis Sweet Memory - Phalaenopsis hybrid
39. Phalaenopsis tetraspis - The Four Shield Phalaenopsis
40. Phalaenopsis violacea - The Violet Phalaenopsis
41. Phalaenopsis viridis - The Green Phalaenopsis
42. Phalaenopsis wilsonii - Wilson's Phalaenopsis

PHOLIDOTA ORCHID:

1. Pholidota imbricata - The Overlapping Shingle Pholidota - Rattlesnake Orchid
2. Pholidota ventricosa - The Thick Bellied Pholidota

PHRAGMIPEDIUM ORCHID:

1. Phragmipedium andreettae - Andreetta's Phragmipedium
2. Phragmipedium besseae - Mrs. Besse's Phragmipedium
3. Phragmipedium boissierianum - Boissier's Phragmipedium
4. Phragmipedium caricinum - The Reed Grass-Like Phragmipedium
5. Phragmipedium caudatum - The Tailed Phragmipedium - The Mandarin Orchid
6. Phragmipedium lindenii - Linden's Phragmipedium
7. Phragmipedium lindleyanum - Lindley's Phragmipedium
8. Phragmipedium longifolium - The Long-Leaf Phragmipedium
9. Phragmipedium pearcei - Pearce's Phragmipedium
10. Phragmipedium sargentianum - Sargent's Phragmipedium
11. Phragmipedium schlimii - Schlimm's Phragmipedium
12. Phragmipedium vittatum - The Striped Phragmipedium
13. Phragmipedium wallisii - Wallis' Phragmipedium

PLECTRELMINTHUS ORCHID:

1. Plectrelminthus caudatus - The Long-Sepaled Plectrelminthus

PLEIONE ORCHID:

1. Pleione albiflora - The White Flowered Pleione
2. Pleione aurita - The Golden Pleione
3. Pleione bulbocodioides - The Bulbocodium-Like Pleione
4. Pleione chunii - Chun's Pleione
5. Pleione coronaria - The Wreath-Shaped Pleione
6. Pleione formosana - The Formosa Pleione - Taiwan Pleione - Windowsill Orchid
7. Pleione forrestii - Forrest's Pleione
8. Pleione grandiflora - The Large Flowered Pleione
9. Pleione hookeriana - Hooker's Pleione
10. Pleione humilis - The Low Growing Pleione
11. Pleione limprichtii - Hardy Chinese Orchid - Limpritch's Pleione
12. Pleione maculata - The Spotted Pleione
13. Pleione pleionoides - The Pleione-like Pleione
14. Pleione yunnanensis - The Yunnan Pleione

PLEUROTHALLIS ORCHID:

1. Pleurothallis nossax - The Young-Bird Pleurothallis
2. Pleurothallis sclerophylla - The Dry Leathery Leaf Pleurothallis
3. Pleurothallis secunda - The One-Sided Bloom Pleurothallis
4. Pleurothallis tribuloides - The Thorny Pleurothallis
5. Pleurothallis volans - The Flying Pleurothallis

PODANGIS ORCHID:

1. Podangis dactyloceras - The Finger-Like Bent Spur Podangis

POLYSTACHYA ORCHID:

1. Polystachya affinis - The Similar Polystachya
2. Polystachya bella - The Beautiful Polystachya
3. Polystachya caespitifica subsp. latilabris - The Broad-Lipped Polystachya
4. Polystachya caloglossa - The Beautiful Lipped Polystachya
5. Polystachya concreta - The greater yellowspike orchid - Pale Flowered Polystachya
6. Polystachya fallax - The Deceiving Polystachya
7. Polystachya galeata - The Helmut-Shaped Polystachya
8. Polystachya longiscapa - The Long Inflorescence Polystachya
9. Polystachya pubescens - The Fine-Haired Polystachya
10. Polystachya rhodochila - The Red Lipped Polystachya
11. Polystachya valentina - The Valentin Polystachya
12. Polystachya virginea - The Virginal Polystachya - The Snow-Drop Orchid
13. Polystachya vulcanica - The Volcano Polystachya
14. Polystachya zambesiaca - The Zambesi Polystachya

PONTHIEVA ORCHID:

1. Ponthieva racemosa - The Racemose Ponthieva - The Hairy Shadow Witch

PROMENAEA ORCHID:

1. Promenaea Meadow Gold - Promenaea hybrid
2. Promenaea xanthina - The Yellow Promenaea

PROSTHECHEA ORCHID:

1. Prosthechea cochleata - Clamshell Orchid - Cockleshell Orchid - Black Orchid
2. Prosthechea prismatocarpa - The Prism-Shaped Seedpod Prosthechea
3. Prosthechea radiata - The Lined Petal Orchid
4. Prosthechea vitellina - The Yolk-Yellow Prosthechea

PSYCHOPSIELLA ORCHID:

1. Psychopsiella limminghei - Limminghe's Psychopsiella

PSYCHOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Psychopsis krameriana - Kramer's Psychopsis
2. Psychopsis papilio - The Butterfly Psychopsis
3. Psychopsis sanderae -  Sander's Psychopsis
4. Psychopsis versteegiana - Versteeg's Psychopsis

PTEROCERAS ORCHID:

1. Pteroceras semiteretifolium - The Semi-Terete Leaves Pteroceras

RANGAERIS ORCHID:

1. Rangaeris amaniensis - The Amani Rangaeris
2. Rangaeris muscicola - The Moss-Growing Rangaeris

RENANTHERA ORCHID:

1. Renanthera citrina - The Lemon Yellow Renanthera
2. Renanthera coccinea - The Scarlet Renanthera
3. Renanthera imschootiana - Imschoot's Renanthera
4. Renanthera monachica - Spanish Dancing Girl Renanthera

RESTREPIA ORCHID:

1. Restrepia antennifera - The Antennae Carrying Restrepia
2. Restrepia brachypus - The Short-Column Foot Restrepia
3. Restrepia cuprea - The Copper-Colored Restrepia
4. Restrepia guttulata - The Small Spotted Restrepia
5. Restrepia trichoglossa - The Hairy Tongued Restrepia

RHYNCHOLAELIA ORCHID:

1. Rhyncholaelia digbyana - Digby's Beaked Laelia
2. Rhyncholaelia glauca - Glaucous Beaked Laelia

RHYNCHOSTELE ORCHID:

1. Rhynchostele bictoniensis - Bicton Rhynchostylis
2. Rhynchostele cervantesii - Cervantes' Rhynchostele
3. Rhynchostele cordata - The Heart-Shaped Rhynchostele
4. Rhynchostele londesboroughianum - Londesborough's Rhynchostele
5. Rhynchostele rossii - Ross' Rhynchostele
6. Rhynchostele uroskinneri - Ure-Skinner's Rhynchostele

RHYNCHOSTYLIS ORCHID:

1. Rhynchostylis coelestis - The Sky-Blue Rhynchostylis
2. Rhynchostylis gigantea - The Giant Rhynchostylis

ROBIQUETIA ORCHID:

1. Robiquetia cerina - The Waxy Flowered Robiquetia

RODRIGUEZIA ORCHID:

1. Rodriguezia bracteata - The Bracted Rodriguezia
2. Rodriguezia decora - The Pretty Rodriguezia
3. Rodriguezia leeana - Lee's Rodriguezia
4. Rodriguezia venusta - The Lovely Rodriguezia

RODRIGUEZIOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Rodrigueziopsis eleutherosepala - The Free Non-Connected Rodrigueziopsis

ROSSIOGLOSSUM ORCHID:

1. Rossioglossum insleayi - Insleay's Rossioglossum
2. Rossioglossum grande - The Large Rossioglossum - The Clown Orchid
3. Rossioglossum splendens - The Splendid Rossioglossum

RUDOLFIELLA ORCHID:

1. Rudolfiella floribunda - The Floriferous Rudolfiella

SARCOCHILUS ORCHID:

1. Sarcochilus falcatus - The Sickle-Shaped Sarcochilus - The Orange Blossom Orchid
2. Sarcochilus fitzgeraldii - Fitzgerald's Sarcochilus - The Ravine Orchid
3. Sarcochilus hartmannii - Hartman's Sarcochilus - The Large Boulder Orchid

SCAPHOSEPALUM ORCHID:

1.  Scaphosepalum rapax - The Predatory Beast Scaphosepalum

SCHOENORCHIS ORCHID:

1. Schoenorchis fragrans - The Fragrant Schoenorchis

SCUTICARIA ORCHID:

1. Scuticaria hadwenii - Hadwen's Scuticaria

SEDIREA ORCHID:

1. Sedirea japonica - The Japan Sedirea

SIEVEKINGIA ORCHID:

1. Sievekingia marsupialis - The Bag-Shaped Sievekingia

SIGMATOSTALIX ORCHID:

1. Sigmatostalix cuculligera - The Cowl Carrying Sigmatostalix
2. Sigmatostalix eliae - Elia's Sigmatostalix
3. Sigmatostalix picturatissima - The Extremely Colorful Sigmatostalix

SOBENNIKOFFIA ORCHID:

1. Sobennikoffia humbertiana - Humbert's Sobennikoffia
2. Sobennikoffia robusta - The Robust Sobennikoffia

SOBRALIA ORCHID:

1. Sobralia macrantha - The Large-Flowered Sobralia

SOLENIDIOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Solenidiopsis tigroides - The Tiger-Like Solenidiopsis

SOPHRONISTIS ORCHID:

1. Sophronitis coccinea - The Scarlet Sophronitis

SPATHOGLOTTIS ORCHID:

STANHOPEA ORCHID:

1. Stanhopea costaricensis - The Costa Rican Stanhopea
2. Stanhopea graveolens - The Very Fragrant Stanhopea
3. Stanhopea hernandezii - Hernandez' Stanhopea
4. Stanhopea inodora - The Odorless Stanhopea
5. Stanhopea jenischiana - Jenisch's Stanhopea
6. Stanhopea oculata - The Eye-Spot Stanhopea
7. Stanhopea tigrina - The Tiger-Like Stanhopea
8. Stanhopea wardii - Ward's Stanhopea

STENOGLOTTIS ORCHID:

1. Stenoglottis longifolia - The Long-Leafed Stenoglottis

SUDAMERLYCASTE ORCHID:

1. Sudamerlycaste locusta - The Locust Green Sudamerlycaste

SYMPHYGLOSSUM ORCHID:

1. Symphyglossum sanguineum - The Blood Red Symphoglossum

THUNIA ORCHID:

1. Thunia alba - The White Thunia

TOLUMNIA ORCHID CARE:

1. Tolumnia calochila - The Beautiful Lip Tolumnia
2. Tolumnia hawkesiana - Hawkes Tolumnia
3. Tolumnia pulchella - The Beautiful Tolumnia
4. Tolumnia urophylla - The Tail-Like Leaf Tolumnia
5. Tolumnia variegata - The Variegated Oncidium
6. Tolumnia velutina - The Velvety Tolumnia

TRICHOCENTRUM ORCHID:

1. Trichocentrum carthagenense - The Cartagena Trichocentrum
2. Trichocentrum cebolleta - The Onion Leaf Trichocentrum
3. Trichocentrum lanceanum - Lance's Trichocentrum
4. Trichocentrum microchilum - The Small-Lipped Trichocentrum
5. Trichocentrum morenoi - Moreno's Trichocentrum
6. Trichocentrum pfavii - Pfau's Trichocentrum
7. Trichocentrum tigrinum - The Tiger-Like Trichocentrum

TRICHOGLOTTIS ORCHID:

1. Trichoglottis amesiana - Ames' Trichoglottis
2. Trichoglottis atropurpurea - The Dark Purple Trichoglottis
3. Trichoglottis pusilla - The Tiny Trichoglottis

TRICHOPILIA ORCHID:

1. Trichopilia fragrans - The Fragrant Trichopilia
2. Trichopilia marginata - The Rimmed Trichopilia
3. Trichopilia suavis - The Soft Trichopilia
4. Trichopilia tortilis - The Twisted Trichopilia

TRISETELLA ORCHID:

1. Trisetella hoeijeri - Hoeijer's Trisetella

VANDA ORCHID CARE:

1. Vanda alpina - The Montane Vanda
2. Vanda coerulea - The Blue Vanda
3. Vanda cristata - The Comb Vanda
4. Vanda denisoniana - Lady Denison Londesborough's Vanda
5. Vanda sanderiana - Sanders Vanda - Waling-Waling
6. Vanda tessellata - The Lattice-Like Patterned Flower Vanda
7. Vanda tricolor - The Soft Vanda

VANDOPSIS ORCHID:

1. Vandopsis gigantea - The Giant Vandopsis

VANILLA ORCHID:

1. Vanilla planifolia - Commercial Vanilla - The Flat Plane Leafed Vanilla

WARCZEWICZELLA ORCHID:

1. Warczewiczella amazonica - The Amazon Warczewiczella
2. Warczewiczella discolor - The Different Colored Warczewiczella

WARMINGIA ORCHID:

1. Warmingia eugenii - Eugenius' Warmingia

ZELENKOA ORCHID:

1. Zelenkoa onusta - The Luxurious Zelenkoa

ZYGOPETALUM ORCHID CARE:

1. Zygopetalum mackaii - Mackay's Zygopetalum

ZYGOSEPALUM ORCHID CARE: