This species is native to the western foothills of the Andes Mountains and is found in moist montane forests in Colombia and Ecuador.  The o...

This orchid is native to wet and humid forests of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama and grows best in intermediate temperature conditions . ...

This form of Stanhopea tigrina var. nigroviolacea is a recently flowered plant that I received in a trade.  The original plant was grown in...

This form of Stanhopea oculata is very similar to the standard form we see in many nurseries in southern California, that has buff to yello...

This form of Stanhopea tigrina has a soft yellow or buff background and less of the reddish brown markings on the petals and sepals th...

This species is native to Mexico in a narrow range on the southwest side of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt at lower elevations from 557...

This past winter was warm and dry which made it difficult to keep the Stanhopea watered and fertilized.  This warmer weather continued thr...