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Epidendrum ilense
Epidendrum ilense by Brandon Tam Epidendrum ilense is a species endemic to Ecuador and is considered extinct in the wild. Calway Dodson, the original collector,

Cattleya jongheana
We hope that you joined us for the first Orchid Digest International Speakers Day held on Saturday, October 31, 2020. Alek Zaslawski of AWZ Orguídeas

Trichoglottis scaphigera
There are 86 species in the genus Trichoglottis. Here’s an interesting one, Trichoglottis scaphigera, with a white background. They are also found with a yellow

Diplocaulobium tentaculatum Daniel Geiger
When the morning greets me with a nice flowering Diplocaulobium tentaculatum, I know it is a good day. This is a one-day wonder orchid; it

Bulbophyllum affine
One of my favorite bulbophyllums found in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, where I traveled a few years ago, is Bulbophyllum affine. Small-sized, warm- to