SVO 11288 NEW
Den. Micro Chip
This is a great windowsill plant as the temperatures in your home are just about ideal for its best growth. It also is a vigorous grower and forms very floriferous plants in a few short years. The small plants (I must say, “are cute”) they bloom in a 3” pot and the flowers last, last, and last. This is a primary hybrid with the two species as parents, they are (Den. normanbyense x Den. aberrans). Each of these species are from New Guinea… very exotic.
3” pots $25
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SVO 12013t NEW
(Diac. bicornutum 'SVO' AM/AOS x Diac. bicornutum 'The Virgin')
Recent nomenclature changes have now classified Diacrium as Caularthron (Cau.). On a trip to Trinidad and Tobago I was reminded of my fascination with bicornutum. In the 1990s we made many first, second and a few third-generation hybrids with this species. I collected many good specimens and ‘SVO received an AM/AOS for its exceptional flower size, shape, and high flower count. Because this is quite rare in cultivation, we are pleased to offer these. Growing this species well requires that you understand the plants need to have the roots dry out in-between watering. Best results are obtained by using a very coarse potting media or grow them in a hanging basket. For best results water and fertilize more frequently June through October, during their natural the wet season. From November through May, water half as frequently as you would other Cattleya plants. This is to safeguard root survival through winter. During this time maintain humidity at 50% or better. Repotting should only be done with the onset of new roots. In addition, these have been treated (t) with oryzalin to help induce higher ploidy to the progeny. Can you imagine the quality of 4n bicornutum? If you are a Cattleya species grower, this is a must have.
3” pots $30
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SVO 01 NEW
Coelogyne multiflora 'Suwada' AM/AOS
This is a very special Coelogyne, it is by far the most floriferous, that is why it’s named multiflora!!! The plant regularly blooms with 150-200 flowers per inflorescence! Mature plants are truly a floral spectacle. The plants have a compact growth habit with two lanceolate leaves from the top of the pseudobulbs. This species is native to Sulawesi and identified by Eric A. Christenson. These are original divisions of the mother plant.
6” pots $100
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SVO 10219 NEW
(Ros. grande 'Rick Wells' x self)
The species blooms with huge flowers in yellow with bold chestnut blotches flowers are up to 7” across and 6-9 per inflorescence. And, it makes an excellent companion for Cymbidiums, Zygopetalums, and Sarcochilus. Rarely see offered these days.
3” pots $20
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SVO 9863 NEW
(Ros. schlieperianum 'SVO' x Ros. Rawdon Jester 'SVO' HCC/AOS)
The species schlieperianum blooms with 17-20 flowers on long arching inflorescences.
Rawdon Jester (Ros. grande x Ros. williamsianum) carries 13 or more very large, impressive flowers. Excellent companion for Cymbidiums, Zygopetalums, and Sarcochilus. This is unique, forward-thinking breeding in the Rossioglossum alliance.
3” pots $25
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SVO 7076 NEW
(Ros. Rawdon Jester 'SVO' HCC/AOS x Ros. insleayi 'SVO')
Rawdon Jester (Ros. grande x Ros. williamsianum) carries 13 or more very large, impressive flowers. The species insleayi blooms with 10-15 flowers on arching inflorescences. These plants should flower in their season next year. Excellent companion for Cymbidiums, Zygopetalums, and Sarcochilus.
4” pots $30
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SVO 11642
(Aslla. gigantea 'SVO' x Aslla. gigantea 'Dark Warrior')
These are our 2 best cultivars. ‘SVO’ is very vigorous and blooms profusely from a compact plant. ‘Dark Warrior’ is from the line breeding of Afri Orchids and was selected for it’s larger than average flower size and remarkable dark brown and contrasting yellow colors. Excellent plant vigor is evident in the 3” plants.These are looking fantastic large plants, excellent growth and vigor !!!
3” pots $25
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SVO 10784 NEW
(Lyc. Corrimal 'Malcolm' AM/AOS x Lyc. dowiana 'SVO Prolific')
The flowers of Corrimal (Lyc. aromatica x Lyc. macrophylla) 'Malcolm' are beautiful! The plant is a prolific bloomer, producing 5-6 flowers per bulb in spring. Lyc. dowiana is a compact plant producing flowers continuously for 5-6 months, it really in an impressive bloomer. We are expecting some exceptionally nice bronze-colored flowers from this cross. Grow these as all the Lycaste listed.
3” pots $20
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SVO 10903 NEW
(Lyc. Corrimal 'Malcolm' AM/AOS x Lyc. Suave 'SVO')
The 'living bouquet' idea with many flowers from small plants is the plan here. The flowers of Corrimal (Lyc. aromatica x Lyc. macrophylla) 'Malcolm' are beautiful! The plant is a prolific bloomer, producing 5-6 flowers per bulb in spring. Suave (Lyc. suaveolens x Lyc. campbellii) is amazing, with many flower spikes per bulb. Excellent vigor from this cross. These small plants will produce impressive bouquets of flowers in the spring. In summer, warm conditions, 65-75 nights and 75-90 days are perfect. Frequent watering is important. late spring and summer, keeping the media moist. In fall and winter allow the potting media to dry out well between waterings and the plants will naturally drop their leaves in late winter.
3” pots $20
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SVO 11381 NEW
(Sud. jamesiorum 'Fancy Lip' x Lyc. dowiana 'SVO Shapely')
Ok….we are really liking this paring. Check out the photo of the Sud. jamesiorum, how cool is that lip?! Grow these as all the Lycaste listed. These will be smaller compact plants, flowering in the spring, we are hoping for fimbriated white lips, white petals and bronze sepals, with 3-4 flowers per bulb. This is just 'Super Cool'.
3” pots $20
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