Stanhopea Plemont gx 'Elizabeth Castle' is a clump-forming cultivar of the Stanhopea genus, which belongs to the orchid family and is native to Central and South America. These evergreen epiphytic orchids produce intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plants have ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs clustered closely together, each supporting a single large leaf. Suitable for conservatories and greenhouses, this cultivar thrives in moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH, in bright indirect light and sheltered, south-facing positions. It is hardy to H1A and can be propagated by division.

Stanhopea Plemont gx 'Elizabeth Castle' is an evergreen epiphytic orchid with intricate, downward-hanging flowers, ideal for conservatories and greenhouses

Stanhopea Plemont gx 'Elizabeth Castle'

Stanhopea Shinjik gx is a clump-forming cultivar of the Stanhopea genus, a group of epiphytic orchids native to Central and South America. These orchids are known for their intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plant has evergreen foliage with ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs clustered closely together, each supporting a single large leaf. It thrives in moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH, prefers full sun on a south-facing, sheltered aspect, and is best grown in a conservatory or greenhouse under bright indirect light using orchid bark. This cultivar is hardy to H1A and can be propagated by division.

Stanhopea Shinjik gx is a fragrant, clump-forming epiphytic orchid ideal for greenhouses, flowering intricately year-round in full sun.

Stanhopea Shinjik gx

Stanhopea ecornuta is a clump-forming evergreen orchid cultivar from the genus Stanhopea, native to Central and South America. These epiphytic orchids are notable for their intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plant features ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs clustered closely together, each supporting a single large leaf. Suited to conservatories or greenhouses, it thrives in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil, and requires a sheltered, south-facing aspect. It is hardy to UK zone H1A and is best propagated by division.

Stanhopea ecornuta is an evergreen orchid with fragrant, intricate flowers blooming in spring and summer, ideal for conservatories and greenhouses.

Stanhopea ecornuta

Stanhopea embreei is a clump-forming orchid cultivar from the genus Stanhopea, native to Central and South America. These epiphytic orchids are known for their intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plant has ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs clustered closely together, each supporting a single large evergreen leaf. Suitable for conservatories and greenhouses, it thrives in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained loam soil of neutral pH, ideally in a sheltered, south-facing position. It is hardy to UK zone H1A and flowers in spring and summer.

Stanhopea embreei is a fragrant, clump-forming orchid ideal for conservatories, flowering in spring and summer with intricate downward-hanging blooms.

Stanhopea embreei

Stanhopea reichenbachiana is a clump-forming cultivar of the Stanhopea genus, part of the orchid family Orchidaceae. These epiphytic orchids are native to Central and South America and are noted for their intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plant features ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs with a single large evergreen leaf on each stem. Suited to conservatories or greenhouses, it thrives in moist but well-drained loam with neutral pH, requiring bright indirect light and sheltered, south-facing exposure. It is hardy to UK zone H1A and can be propagated by division.

Stanhopea reichenbachiana is a clump-forming orchid with intricate, downward-hanging flowers, ideal for conservatories and greenhouses year-round.

Stanhopea reichenbachiana

Stanhopea wardii var. venusta is a clump-forming cultivar of the Stanhopea genus, a group of epiphytic orchids native to Central and South America. These orchids are noted for their intricate, downward-hanging flowers that emit a strong fragrance for a limited time. The plant features ribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs clustered together, each supporting a single large evergreen leaf. Suited to a conservatory or greenhouse, it thrives in moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH, under bright indirect light and sheltered conditions. It is hardy to H1A and flowers across all seasons.

Stanhopea wardii var. venusta is a clump-forming epiphytic orchid with fragrant, intricate flowers, ideal for conservatories in full sun all year round.