Seagrove Orchids Miscellaneous

This page features our Miscellaneous Orchid Species and Hybrids which include the following genera, Angraecum, Aerangis, Cadetia, Ceratostylis, Cymbidium, Dendrobium, Dendrochilum, Bulbophylum, Cycoches, Epidendrum, Haraella, Maxillaria, Oeceoclades, Oeoniella, Oerstedella, Phaiocalanthe, Stelis, Stenorrhychos, and many more orchids! Orchid varieties change constantly. Orchids from Around the World.

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Aerangis biloba Fragrant!

Aerangis biloba is an epiphytic species that grows great on mounts or in pots with good draining medium. We use spaghnum moss mostly but bark mix works just fine. One of the lower light requiring orchids we grow. Bright shade is preferred. Many blooms are produced primarily in fall on multiple flowered pendant stems. Night time wonderfully fragrant blooms are large, white and tinted with pink. Species native to Africa. Bloom Size offerings are currently potted in 2 inch open mesh baskets. Limited. $26.00

 

 

Aerangis mystacidii

Potted bloom size seed produced orchid species native to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, and Zambia. Habitat typically found growing on trees in close proximity to stream, pools, or waterfalls or in areas of high rainfall. Blooms hang pendently from small plants producing impressive sprays of white blooms. Grow shady to medium light levels with warm temperatures. A good terrarium candidate as long as air movement provided. Water thoroughly and allow to become slightly moist prior to next watering. Easily converted to mount culture. Perfect for those growers with space concerns as this little miniature takes up very little space. Limited $35.00

 

Angraecum conchoglossum

Found in Madagascar and Reunion in evergreen forests. Miniature sized orchid. Best suited growing in mottled leaf Paphiopedilum light levels. Grow bright shade. In Madagascar blooms mainly September to May. According to Joyce Stewart (page 70, Angraecoid Orchids) this species is widely confused with the Comorean Angraecum germinyanum, but Angraecum conchoglossum is a much smaller plant. The broad lip is white. Flowers on this species are often tinged with pink or orange-brown. Recommended grow temperatures below 85 degrees, temperature tolerant of cool. Synonym Angraecum ramosum var conchoglossum. Photo retrieved from pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/pin/261208847123501977/ Very limited. 11/2023

$40

 

Angraecum florulentum

Glorious bloom size plants offered of this seldom seen Angraecum species. Common name: The Easy Blooming Angraecum. Found in the Comoros Islands growing as an epiphyte in warm areas. Provide moisture year round with allowing mix to become slightly moist prior to next thorough watering. Blooms are wider than tall starry shaped with long nectary. Sweetly night time fragrant. Limited

$40

 

Angraecum pseudofilicornu

Terete leafed Angraecum species native to Madagascar. The stems carry the terete leaves in a rosemary like fashion. Stems become long and pendant with their own weight. Offerings are not small. These are bloom sized 5 inch plus in length size plants potted in plastic mesh baskets. Warm growers, Easily converted to mount culture. Blooms are white with a long peach to copper colored spur. Rewarding These can bloom at a very small size. Produced from seed. Blooms are similar to above photo with larger and wider white lip.

Bloom Size $40

 

 

 

Bulbophyllum ambrosia

Wonderful looking plants that produce tons of gorgeous blooms. Blooms are wonderfully sweet smelling unlike most of the Bulbophyllum group. Native to China Hong Kong and Vietnam in evergreen and semi deciduous forest on limestone cliffs and mossy rocks. Found at elevation from 300 to 1300 meters as a small sized hot to cool growing orchid. Easy to grow. Blooms are best described as pale banana yellow with soft pink with raspberry red stripes and suffusions. Psuedobulbs can vary in color from dark orange to dark maroon. Really beautiful! Bloom Size Potted $30.00 Nice size plants with many growths.

 

 

Bulbophyllum careyanum (Carey's Bulbophyllum)

Medium sized plants produce pendant to lateral flower stems that hang cylindrical shaped heads of many flowers. Individual blooms are yellow and bronze and the overall head of blooms produces the effect of orange-gold. Easy to grow orchid. Bulbophyllum careyanum is a species from the Himalayas to Vietnam. In the wild this species is a lithophyte that inhabits mossy rocks and cliff faces in evergreen forest at elevations of 200-2,000 metres. The inflorescence measures 20cm and bears many flowers that each measure 1cm long. We grow these in trays of water, but allow a dry period between waterings. Grow bright for winter bloomings. Can flower several times throughout the year. Makes a show stopping specimen quickly. Sources note that this orchid has a foul smell. We do not detect any foul odor, but a fragrance likened to Elmer's Glue . Bloom Size $20.00 and up.

 

 

Bulbophyllum falcatum (green type)

Warm growing orchid of interest. One of the Bulbophyllums that present Spear type bloom (rachis). The rachis on this variety is green. Flowers are borne down both sides of the flattened rachis in perfect arrangement. Provide even moisture year round. Easy with medium light and even moisture. Beautiful miniature from Africa. This is a candidate for orchidarium or terrarium culture. Second photos shows rachis formation. Large Generous size-Bloom Size $30.00

 

Bulbophyllum falcatum (red type)

Warm growing orchid of interest. One of the Bulbophyllums that present Spear type bloom (rachis). The rachis on this variety is red. Flowers are borne down both sides of the flattened rachis in perfect arrangement. Provide even moisture year round. Easy with medium light and even moisture. Beautiful miniature from Africa. This is a candidate for orchidarium or terrarium culture. Bloom size divisions of 'Brower Mill' $25.00

 

Bulbophyllum graveolens (Cirrhopetalum) (The Robust Cirrhopetalum)

Stunning blooms yellow orange blooms held on sturdy upright stems. Plants do get large and heavy clay pots are recommended once plants become larger. Grow in warm/hot temperatures in medium shade for best growth and flowering. Provide year round moisture. Plants are easily adapted to mounted culture with frequent waterings. Native to the rainforests of New Guinea and Papua. Synonym Bulbophyllum pachybulbum. $30.00

 

 

 

Bulbophyllum lilacinum 'Brower Mill'

Prolific Fall bloomer. Easy to grow potted or as a mount. Yellow to orange blooms spiral on lilac like inflorescences. Blooms typically last 30 days or more. Provide bright light and even moisture for best results. I have searched various resources and this plant was acquired with Bulb. lilacinum label. It has flower stems exactly like Bulb lilacinum, flower arrangement, and size. (Ken Karb collection) Since Bulb lilacinum occurs with an albescens color form, I am hoping that a botanist will chime in with the fact that Bulb lilacinum has an aurea color variant. Potted large plants $35.00 and smaller $28.00

 

Bulbophyllum phalaenopsis

Orchid species native to New Guinea. This orchid species is the largest of all Bulbophyllum. Grow warm with year round moisture. Bloom coloration varies according to culture and parents. Blooms can be a red to copper tone. The true stinky Bulbophyllum. Common name $75.00

 

Bulbophyllum maquilingense

Easy to grow mini-miniature orchid species found only in the Philippines. Grow warm to hot with amble warm year round. Grow in shade to bright. Pseudobulbs approximately 1/2 tall, leaves paddle shaped, rigid, and approximately 1 1/2 inch in height. Blooms are held on upright thread like stems in the spring. Blooms yellow with varying degrees of red spotting. Lip coloration dark purple. Appropriate for terrarium/vivarium culture. Delightful and fun orchid. Bloom Size $25.00

 

 

 

Bulbophyllum sikkimense (Cirrhopetalum sikkimense)

Native to India. This petite growing Bulbophyllum is sure to become one of your favorites. Herbarium candidate as well as perfect for windowsill growers with space concerns. This near miniature orchid grows well behaved and manageable in pot or basket. Easily converted to mounted culture with frequent waterings. Provide light shade, a warm growing condition,and a moderate supply of water. Easy to grow and very rewarding orchid species. No foul odor detected. Blooms are a golden yellow to soft pink held in a umbrel fashion. Dorsal sepal and petals are striped in dark crimson. The flower stems are even decorated in crimson. Bloom size $25.00

 

 

Bulbophyllum Stella Mizuta (Bulbophyllum lobbii x macranthum) 'Brower Mill'
This is the perfect combination of both Bulbophyllum species. Easy to grow with year round moisture, medium light levels, and warm temps. Multiple growth plants that ramble and creep in pots. Hairy roots have interest in themselves. Flowers are presented nicely above foliage. A Bulbophyllum with No foul odor. Established divisions are offered with well over 5 growths each. Grows in a nice neat habit. Bloom Size divisions growing in 4 inch plastic pots. $30.00 Only 2 in greenhouse. Offered as mounts also.

 

 

Bulbophyllum tingabarium

An easy growing floriferous miniature. Pseudobulbs are ribbed and petite. Blooms vary from deep carrot orange to a pale golden yellow and are displayed in a fantastic umbrel. All produced from same seed pod. Native to Laos Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. Grow warm to hot. Light variable from bright to medium light levels. Primary bloom season is Fall and Winter although this miniature orchid has been blooming twice a year in our warm greenhouses. Appropriate for terrarium/vivarium culture.This orchid species does not have a foul odor like some Bulbophyllum / Cirrhopetalum. Synonyms Cirrhopetalum miniatum -Bloom Size Bulb tingabarium offered. $30.00

 

 

Cymbidium aloifolium (The Aloe-Leafed Cymbidium)

Sturdy plants with upright foliage produce many sprays of pendant (waterfall) inflorescences with tons of flowers flowing down each. This orchid species in native to Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan provinces of China, Assam, Bangladesh, India, eastern Himalayas, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Andaman Islands , Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Java and Sumatra in evergreen and in semi-deciduous and deciduous dry lowland forests and savana-like woodlands at elevations of sea level to 1100 meters. Grow warm. Spring / Summer bloomers. These plants are large and bloom size. Blooms are straw colored heavily striped in Indian red becoming near black centrally. The anther cap and lip keels are bright lemon yellow. Very attractive attention grabbing orchid species. Pendant blooming warmth loving Cymbidium. Bloom Size $40.00 and up.

 

Cymbidium Hanalei (aloifolium x finlaysonianum)

Beefy plants with the same upright foliage of Cym. aloifolium but not as tall. This primary hybrid orchid presents blooms in pendent fashion cascading over the pot edge. Fragrant long lasting blooms. Pendant blooming warmth loving Cymbidium. 5 inch pot size is Bloom Size $35.00

 

Cycnodes chlorochilon 'Giant Swan'

The swan orchid native to southeastern Panama and Costa Rica grows warm. Follow culture tips for Catasetum culture with a sharp decline in watering once blooms/leaves fall off your plant. Decrease water till new growth and roots emerge from previously bloomed growth. Thrives in medium light levels while actively growing with constant moisture. Gorgeous green blooms/cream to white lip with a darker jade green eye centrally forming the callus. Large blooms up to 5 inches across. Goes semi deciduous with leaves typically falling from previously bloomed growth. Sweetly scented of Jasmine. Delicious Bloom Size $40

 

Cycnodes Wine Delight 'JEM" FCC/AOS (Cyc lehmannii x Mormodes sinuata)

Deliciously fragrant!! Allow to dry between waterings. Keep in mind these orchid plants loose leaves from old canes. Do not remove old growths as they are storing energy, sugar, and water and help with the general well being of your orchid plant. Super easy to grow in basket or pots as long as allowed to dry between waterings. (One of the easiest Catasetum type to grow) Provide medium lights levels and temperatures above 55 for best growth and flowerings. Blooms are waxy, long lasting and smell so very good. Recommended as the first Catasetum type orchid you grow. Bloom size plants are offered. 3.5 inch pot See photo for plant quality and size. Really nice Cycnodes Wine Delight 'JEM' offered. $30.00

 

Cynorkis fastigiata (Cynorchis syn.)

A delightful terrestrial offering. Large tubers are produced underground on this successively blooming orchid. Keep evenly moist while growing. Found in Madagascar on forest edges as well as among rocks and grasslands. Plants die back in the fall after flowering so reduce water while foliage is not present. Super easy to grow. Bloom color best described as soft yellow with plum suffusion centrally and on sepals. Super interesting. Multiple fan plants offered. Multiple plants in pots. Limited -Bloom size at $25.00

 

Dendrobium Akaishi (victoria-reginae X braceteosum v alba)

A delightful hybrid using the beautiful Den victoria-regina x the multiple cluster blooming Den bracteosum. Blooms should vary in shades of royal purple to soft white with coerulean or pink markings. Variations will occur since these are produced from seed. Grow in mostly shade. These are grown in the north side of Seagrove Orchids warm growing greenhouse. Provide moisture when leaves are growing, allow to dry more when plant go into a deciduous stage. Photos show examples of parents orchids. Bloom size in 2 inch pot. $30

 

 

 

 

Dendrobium Blue Twinkle (Den Betty Goo x canaliculatum)

Upright twisty blooms spiral around upright flower stems. Photos show two different plants. Blooms do tend to bloom darker with higher color concentration during cooler months. Two times a year bloomer for us in NC. Long lasting blooms are fragrant. Plants remain manageable in size. Antelope Type Dendrobium. Bloom Size $30

 

Dendrobium chrysopterum (The Golden Winged Orchid)

Warm grower from eastern New Guinea. Super easy to grow potted or mounted. Free flowering throughout the year. Provide the slim semi deciduous growths year round moisture. Considered intermediate temperatures. Seagrove Orchids in North Carolina grows this orchid species in light shade with temperatures from 62 F to 90 F. Bloom size in 2 inch pot $25.00

 

Dendrobium Country Girl 'Warabeuta' (Den Pittero Gold x Den Kasugano)

A Den nobile ancestor that does not need cooling or a dry winter rest to flower. Bright magenta blooms are highlighted with a white inner lip ring, flower throat darker plum color. Blooms are pleasantly scented with long lasting qualities. Stems are upright and blooms are well held in clusters above the foliage. Bloom Size in 4 inch round pots. Very limited $35.00 (sold out March 2024)

 

 

Dendrobium faciferum

The broomstick type Dendrobium. Blooms are borne atop the swollen base growths on sturdy growths. Clusters and whirls of blooms adorn the top of the flower stems. Easy to grow and flower with dry between waterings and plenty of water during the hotter summer months. Native to low elevations in Indonesia so they are heat loving plants. Do not remove old growths/canes as these are the ones that will provide you with beautiful blooms. These are potted in 4 inch plastic baskets. I water these with the Vandaceous orchids hanging a little lower in light levels. Blooms are tangerine to cantaloupe orange in color. Bloom size mature plants are offered. Delightful! Bloom Size plants offered with many canes $50

 

 

Dendrobium laevifolium Seagrove Orchids

Section Oxyglossum. Easy to grow with year round moisture. Slightly reduce water and withhold fertilizer in winter until new spring growth is initiated. Native to Southwest Pacific region (New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Santa Cruz Islands, Vanuata. Beautiful mini miniature with blooms larger than it's pseudobulbs. Vibrant glowing shades of hot pink in color with iridescent sparkles. Lip bright tangerine orange. A very pleasing contrast. Leaves are dark purple on undersides. Summer bloomers. Bloom Size $30.00 We also have a few of the aureum yellow form to offer at the same price.

 

Dendrobium Love Memory 'Fizz' (Den White Rabbit x Den Sachi) Seagrove Orchids

A true power pleasing Dendrobium. Blooms abound with this type display in Fall and Early spring. Lovely plants. Fragrant blooms are crisp white with soft pink petal and sepal margins, the lip interior is highlighted with darker near cranberry red coloration. Canes upright around 14 inches tall. Prefers bright shade for good upright cane growth and strength, wet to nearly moist watering schedule, and temps from 50 to 90 degrees. We do not find this orchid needing a dry winter rest period as others have reported on culture. Leaves do go deciduous on older cans, but do not remove old canes for blooms can occur for years old older growth canes. Delicious fragrant orchid. Bloom photograph represents blooms and coloration. These are clone produced and true to flower photograph. From 35.00

 

 

Dendrobium Miva Abracadabra (atroviolaceum x polysema)

Extremely floriferous Dendrobium hybrid . Considered a primary hybrid since two species are crossed together. Easy to grow in the home on windowsill, under lights or in greenhouse/sun-porch. Filtered light is recommended. Mix is open and allows for frequent watering. Allow to only slightly dry between waterings. Best blooming occurs when Dendrobiums are pot bound. Long lasting blooms are mildly fragrant. Blooms are highly decorated on reverse with hairs and purple spots. Interestingly, the colors show through the long lasting blooms like stained glass. Dark purple stripes decorate the white to cream colored lips. Temps recommended from 50F to 90F. This orchid is in the Latouria section of Dendrobium where they are primarily native to New Guinea. A good beginner Dendrobium orchid. Fun!! Blooms will be similar to featured photograph of QF Quintal. As of Feb 16-2022 plants offered are in bloom and or bud. Potted in 3.5 inch pots $30.00

 

 

Dendrobium clavitor 'Seagrove Friendships' Section Crumenata

This Dendrobium orchid is native to lowland peninsular Malaysia. Grow hot to warm. Wispy grasslike leaves. Broom stick growth habit with swollen bases of growths. Blooms are soft canary yellow. Bloom season is fall to spring. Prolific easy to grower . Basket, pot, or mounted culture. These are established keikes from the original CCM AOS awarded plant. Selections available on mounted orchid page also. Photo graciously provided by customer Carlos Pasiche. Bloom Size in 4 inch pot $25.00

 

Dendrobium hekouense

Impressive sized blooms on a miniature species from Yunnan China. The long lasting qualities of blooms give this orchid species an added appeal. Very temperature tolerant. Grows well in the North Carolina hot summer. Provide partial shade and allow to dry between waterings. Photo shows one of our mounted specimens and our current offerings in pots. Pots are full of magnificent growths for the price. 2 inch in bloom size. $32.00

 

 

Dendrobium QF Hawaiian Royal (Den Royal Chip x Dendrobium Roy Tokunaga)

Photographed is our award winning hybrid of Dendrobium QF Hawaiian Royal 'Seagrove Hula Princess' AM/AOS awarded April 14, 2023. Recognized for outstanding form, flatness and the upright stem presentation. You can see the reverse of flower segments in highly decorated in dark red spots. Lip and interior marked with same dark red stripes and spots. Often times the blooms on these Latouria type hybrids node in a downward orientation. Photograph provided graciously by South Carolina Orchid society member David Grieve. Plants offered of this hybrid are from the same seed pod that produced this award winner. Don't miss you chance to purchase one of these orchids for your collection. Blooms are formed a couple times each year. Easy, fragrant orchid with long lasting blooms. Grow bright and allow to become slightly moist prior to watering. Bloom size offerings in 4 inch plastic pot. $35.00

 

Dendrobium Royal Chip (Roy Tokunaga x Micro Chip)

Photo featured is my awarded clone 'Seagrove Chips Ahoy' AM/AOS awarded April 14, 2023. All plants offered are from the same seed pod that produced this award winner. Some have had blushes of pink on the petals. Really pretty. Grow bright and allow to become slightly moist between waterings. Fragrant blooms are produced a couple times a year. Blooms are also very long lasting. Flower color best described as white with varying shades of pink to purple on reverse of flower segments. Variations will occur in seed produced population of orchids. Photograph provided graciously by South Carolina Orchid society member David Grieve. Bloom size offerings in 4 inch plastic pot $ 35.00

 

 

Dendrobium spectabile

The curly goblin orchid. Bizarre curled funky flowers arise above the foliage on this New Guinea species orchid. Blooms have been referred to as bewitching. Some call it the 'Alien Orchid' but the taxonomic common Name is 'The Grand Dendrobium.' Grow Warm and Bright. Plants grow large. Provide somewhat drier winter, but not a dry rest period, just decrease watering frequency. Repot only when in active root growth. Seed produced. Large 4 inch plants are offered. Ready for 6 inch pots. Pleasingly Fragrant. Choice Collector Orchid. Bloom Size $60

 

 

 

Dendrobium spectabile aureum

Proven to be just a vigorous growing as the normal color form. 4 inch pot size is bloom size. Decrease winter waterings, but do not provide a dry winter rest. Seed produced beautiful plants. Blooms are some of the most unusual orchid blooms in the world. Found in New Guinea and the Solomon islands. Pleasingly Fragrant and a must have for any orchid collector. Goblin Orchid $65.00

 

 

Dendrobium tetragonum

The Banded Tree Spider Orchid. Found growing New South Wales and northern Queensland Australia. Upright canes are rectangular shaped. The blooms are produced near the apex of a leafed cane, blooms can also arise from thickened nodes on psuedobulbs. Do not remove old flower stems as this orchid flowers from fall till spring. Blooms are wonderful scented. Grow this orchid species moist with decrease of watering and fertilizer during the winter season. Beautiful plants with enchanting canes. Bloom size, planted in 4 inch plastic pots. $40.00 SOLD OUT in pot, look at mounted orchid page

 

Dendrobium White Grace (Den Fiftieth State x Den speciosum)

Long lasting fragrant blooms are produced on upright stems. Gorgeous plants offered are grow in 4 inch pots with open mix. . Keep pot size snug for best roots. Temperature tolerant. Water heavily during the spring and summer months. Reduce watering during the cooler winter. Do not allow to sit in water. Bloom size plants offered. Photo provided shows quality of orchid plants we are offering. Plants spike initiated are always chosen first. Bloom Size $50 SOLD OUT

 

 

Maxillaria tenuifolia 'Yamada' AM/AOS

The golden yellow coconut orchid. Want an easy to grow orchid that reminds you of a day at the beach. This orchid smells like coconut oil. Spiky growth habit is held upright atop oval shaped pseudobulbs. Prefers drier winters and good moisture during warmer seasons. This spring blooming orchid species produces yellow blooms whereas the typical color form is copper/red. Native to Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. Max. tenuifolia is easy to grow and quite forgiving of wide range of growing conditions. Grow relatively bright as for Cattleya or future bloomings may not occur. Easily grown in pot or mounted. Prefers temperatures above 50 F. Variety Flavescens. This is a excellent beginner orchid. A must have for any orchid collector seeking an easy to grow fragrant orchid. Mature/Bloom Size plant potted in 3.5 inch round nursery pot. $25.00 SOLD OUT

 

Mediocalcar decoratum

The Charming Mediocalcar native to New Guinea. Creeping miniature that produces beautiful bell shaped blooms edged with yellow points that remind me of a clown collar. Some say this is the candy corn orchid. Prefers lower light levels. The sausage like growth and leaves will show reddish pigmentation with higher light levels. These are grown on the north wall of our Seagrove greenhouses. Easy to grow with moisture to root systems and rewarding. Perfect for terrarium and vivariums. Primary bloom season fall until spring. Offered in 2 inch mesh pots for ease of care. Bloom Size $22

 

Neofinetia falcata (Vanda falcata)

'The Japanese Wind Orchid' stays relatively small and can be easily grown in a variety of grower settings, even windowsill. Prefers year round moisture with a bloom season of primarily Spring. Fragrant blooms can occur several times during the Spring and early Fall. Also known as the 'Samurai Orchid' because of it's long nectary sometimes referred to as the samurai sword. Very easy to grow and bloom. Plants produce basal fans and can become magnificent specimens with hundreds of fragrant blossoms occurring. Grown in 2 inch mesh pots for quick drainage. Our plants are easily converted to pot culture or baskets. Bloom size in 2 inch pot $20.00

 

Neofinetia falcata (Vanda falcata)

Choice variety of the recently reclassified Neofinetia falcata. These blooms are not faintly tinted with pin, these are bold with pink/purple and with the nectary softly hued pink. Photo shows size of plants offered and blooming size. 'The Japanese Wind Orchid' stays relatively small and can be easily grown in a variety of grower settings, even windowsill. Prefers year round moisture with a bloom season of primarily Spring. Fragrant blooms can occur several times during the Spring and early Fall. Also known as the 'Samurai Orchid' because of it's long nectary sometimes referred to as the samurai sword. Very easy to grow and bloom. Plants produce basal fans and can become magnificent specimens with hundreds of fragrant blossoms occurring. Grown in 2 inch mesh pots for quick drainage inside an additional pot. . Our plants are easily converted to pot culture or baskets. Bloom size in 2 inch pot $35.00

 

Oeceoclades monophylla (Monk Orchid)

Miniature orchids with leaves around 1.5 inches long. Leaves highly decorated in copper/orange with green banding. Found in Mauritius and Reunion. Pink shaded bloom clusters are large for the size of the plant and are held nicely upright above foliage. Grow this orchid species warm,shady, with even moisture year round. $35.00

 

Oeoniella polystachys (Angraecum polystachys)

Another Madagascar, Comoros and surrounding island Angraecoid species. Grow warm, provide thorough waterings, allow to become slightly moist prior to next watering. Medium light levels as for Phalaenopsis provide excellent light needs. Free flowering throughout the seasons. Blooms are night time fragrant of Lilly of the Valley. Each 1 1/2 to 2 2/Wow! An orchid that is easily grown under lights. Common Name: The Richly-Blooming Oeoniella. $35.00

 

 

Oerstedella pseudoschumannianae syn Epidendrum pseudoschumannianum

Found in central Panama and Costa Rica. Grow warm and bright in an open mix for best results. Mounting is also an option for this orchid appreciates drying between waterings. Blooms Fall to Spring. The species is recognized by the very showy flowers, violet-blue dorsally, pale orange ventrally, with dense reddish brown spots, with the lip and the apex of the column violet. Photo used courtesy AOS photographer James Harris. Seed produced. Truly a rare find. Bloom Size for sale $45 Very Limited

 

for sale Peristeria elata 'The Dove Orchid'

Native to Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, and Venezuela. (The National flower of Panama) The Dove Orchid gets its common name from the dove shape inside each bloom. Blooms are best described as creamy white with a heavy texture. Long lasting blooms are produced on upright stems with sequential blooming habit. Lip parts reveal and dove with raspberry red speckles on the dove petals. Other common names include the Holy Ghost Orchid and the Flower of the Holy Spirit. Summer bloom production. Fragrant blooms smell spicy and appealing. Grow moist and warm to hot. Grow under Phalaenopsis light conditions as leaves are susceptible to sunburn in bright light conditions. Easy to grow. Seed produced offerings are 2-3 years from bloom size. 5 inch pot $75

 

for sale Psychopsis Mariposa 'Green Valley'

Blooms very similar to the Psychopsis Mendenhall but wider petal segments. Plants are not highly decorated foliage. Plants show extra nice vigor in my warm growing North Carolina heat. Flower stems produced upright with vivid orange and yellow blooms dancing above foliage. Blooms are formed sequentially so do not remove old flower stems. Each stem can produce blooms for years.. Easy to grow with bright shade and allowing these orchids to just dry prior to watering again. I grow these on the Phalaenopsis bench for watering and light culture comparison. See photo for foliage pictures. Bloom sized orchids offered in 4 inch plastic pot. $45.00

 

Psychopsis Mendenhall 'Hildos' FCC/AOS Bloom Size

Easy to grow Butterfly Orchid. Beautiful decorated foliage shows a mottled pattern that presents best when plants are grown in bright shade. Sturdy stems are produced annually. Each stem holds the magnificent Butterfly orchid. The flower interestingly presents with flower parts that resemble butterfly antennae. Blooms last around one month and are followed sequentially by the next flowers. One by one the flower stem produces blooms one after the other. Do not remove old flower stems as they can produce blooms every year making a spectacular display of multiple floating butterflies. Keep tight in pot and provide long lasting medium. Psychopsis do not prefer annual repotting. $35.00 Temporarily SOLD OUT.

 

Stanhopea reichenbachiana

Bloom size orchid species growing in 4 inch clear plastic pots. Keep moist and provide bright indirect light. Deliciously fragrant blooms. Blooms best described as white with rigid heavy substance heavily patterned in cherry red speckling on the labellum. Plants current size 10 to 12 inches in height with multiple growths. Species orchid, grow moist, bright shade,fall/winter blooms. Bloom Size $40.00 NICE

 

Stenorrhynchos speciosum

Easy to grow species with upright plumes of glowing red flowers. Since it is found in nature growing as a terrestrial it makes an easy growing addition to any orchid collection. Perfect for beginner grower to seasoned grower that needs one more orchid species. We grow this orchid species in potting soil amended with rocks or spaghnum moss. Provide bright shade and even moisture for best culture. Foliage is a plus since foliage is speckled in white spots making a pleasing display orchid when not in flower. The more shade you provide the more pronounced spotting appears. Many are making central bloom stems now. Species orchid, grow moist, bright shade, fall/winter bloomer. Bloom Size $30

 

for sale Vanilla planifolia

The vining orchid. Yes this is the orchid that vanilla flavoring is produced. The seed pods are harvested and put through a time taking process for the vanilla flavoring we use in the USA in cooking. Easily grown as mount or on a trellis. Not bloom size. Seagrove Orchids is known for their culture and has many American Orchid Society awards for such. Plants offered are expertly grown. This vining orchid prefers wet to moist conditions. Offering are 12 to 14 inch tall seed grown plants in 4inch pots planted in high quality spaghnum moss. $30.00

 

Zygo Advance Australia 'HOF' AM/AOS (Titanic x Helen-Ku)

Very fragrant spicy substance blossoms held nicely above the palm like foliage. Currently potted in spaghnum moss for ease in keeping slightly moist between waterings. Provide Phalaenopsis light conditions or moderate/bright light levels for best growth and flowering. Flower last about 4 - 6 weeks. Some with flower stems now. 4 inch pot is bloom size $35 and $40.

 

 

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It has come to my attention that some of you would like to grow your own beautiful Spanish moss for your grow area and use in your orchid displays. My moss is grown here in our greenhouses and blooms a lightly scented chartreuse bloom throughout the year. It is clean and free of pests. Very important, clean and free of pests. I offer long strands so you may hang your new moss immediately. It is not truly a moss, but a Bromeliad native to the southern United States, Central and South America, along with some parts of the Caribbean. Upon arrival, please give your new moss and thorough drench and begin watering as you would your mounted orchid collection. Saturate two -three times a week will keep your new moss happy and growing vigorously. $25

 

Lemon button (Nephrolepis cordifolia) The lemon button fern is a dwarf variety of the popular Boston fern. You must have noticed Boston Fern in hanging baskets on ones front porch during the summer months. The lemon button fern reaches heights of 1 foot and goes by many names including button sword fern, erect sword fern, little-leaved sword fern, and fishbone fern. This compact fern is known for being resilient and less finicky than some of its relatives, and its small size makes it perfect for growing indoors. An added attraction is the small leaves of the lemon button fern give off a faint lemony scent during the spring and summer months, making it a refreshing addition to any home. Bright filtered light is preferred. These little ferns make perfect additions to animal terrariums or vivariums. The leaves are nontoxic to pets and humans. Perfect orchid companion plant. 4 inch pot size. $10

Staghorn Ferns (Platycerium bifurcatum) Four inch pot size $30.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seagrove Orchids- 3451 Brower Mill Road,

Seagrove, NC 27341

Friday and Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm-Sunday visits are by appointment only.

336-879-6677

orchidlinda at rtmc.net

Orchid Growers in North Carolina