Restrepia Faldouet gx

Restrepia Frank Feysa gx 'Clos de la Mielle'

Restrepia Frank Feysa gx 'Gorey Village'

Restrepia Havre des Pas gx

Restrepia Moulin Darundel gx 'Grouville Village'

Restrepia antennifera

Restrepia aspasicensis

Restrepia brachypus

Restrepia brachypus 'Gina'

Restrepia contorta

Restrepia dodsonii

Restrepia elegans

Restrepia falkenbergii

Restrepia guttulata

Restrepia guttulata 'Kempt Tower'

Restrepia leopardina

Restrepia maculata

Restrepia maculata var. fusca

Restrepia sanguinea is a small, cool-growing epiphytic orchid characterized by its oval, thick, leathery leaves that taper to a point. Each leaf is encased in white, papery sheaths. Flowers develop from the central axis at the rear of the leaf, primarily blooming in winter or spring, though they may appear sporadically at other times of the year. The flowers reach sizes of up to 3 cm and are a vibrant raspberry-red, standing out relative to the plant's compact dimensions. The fused lateral sepals and slender petals create a form reminiscent of an insect.