Intersectional. We have made extensive use of Dendrobium cuthbersonii with the aim to make colorful miniatures with long lasting flowers. This one has orange from both parents.

Dendrobium mohlianum

Dendrobium cuthbersonii 'Lafayette'

This is one of the most bizarre of the Latourea species , which come mostly from higher altitudes in New Guinea. This one may also grow a little warmer than the other species in this section. The flowers are oddly twisted and sculpted.

Dendrobium spectabile

Intersectional. Dendrobium melaleucophilum is closely related to Dendrobium tetragonum. The addition of orange may lead to interesting results.

Dendrobium mohlianum

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Intersectional. We do not know what the blue/purple of Den. victoriae-reginae will do with the yellow of Den. Golden Aya.

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Dendrobium victoriae-reginae

Dendrobium Golden Aya

Intersectional. The orange of Den. mohlianum should do well with the brownish golden Den. sulcatum.

Dendrobium mohlianum

Dendrobium sulcatum

When this spectacular species appeared in collections a few years ago it was promptly described as a new species (Den. sulawesiense). However, other taxonomists have opined that it is the much earlier described Den. glomeratum or Den. crepidiferum described by the dutch botanist J.J.Smith. We are no taxonomists and therefore stick with the crepidiferum name as a matter of national pride.

Dendrobium crepidiferum

Another brilliant orange species from New Guinea. Clusters of flowers appear on the thin, leafless canes.

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Maiden Charlotte is Den. rhodostictum x Den. aberrans, both intermediate growing Latoureas from New Guinea. A wonderful hybrid with very long lasting clusters of white flowers with pink markings. We crossed it back to Den. aberrans to proceed with the miniaturization process.

Dendrobium Maiden Charlotte

Dendrobium aberrans

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Another noteworthy Den.cuthbersonii cross with intense color to be expected.

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Dendrobium crepidiferum

Dendrobium cuthbersonii 'Lafayette'

Dendrobium chrysopterum was known for a long time as a large form of Den. obtusisepalum. Taxonomists now recognize it as a species in its own right. Beautiful and large two tone (orange and yellow "candy corn") flowers combine with similarly colored flowers of Den. cuthbersonii 'Lafayette'.

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Dendrobium chrysopterum

Dendrobium cuthbersonii 'Lafayette'

This is a recent discovery in Sumatra in the highlands around the Toba lake . It belongs to the section formosae (a.k.a. nigrohirsutae) and has beautifully shaped and colored flowers with a long narrow lip. The stock is limited, but we also have a number of 100ml flasks with 5 plants for $15 .

Dendrobium tobaense

An advanced Latourea cross . We expect mostly white flowers with dark lip and reddish markings.

Dendrobium Maiden Charlotte

Dendrobium atroviolaceum

A rare Latourea section species. Delightful miniature with clusters of white flowers with purple lips

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Dendrobium woodsii