Coelogyne is a genus of epiphytic orchids characterized by pseudobulbs that support two leathery, pleated leaves. These plants typically produce flowers in racemes, emerging primarily from the center of new growth during the spring and summer months.

Coelogyne occulata

Coelogyne ocellata 'Maxima'

Coelogyne ochracea 'Amelie'

Coelogyne ochracea 'Burnham'

Coelogyne odoratissima

Coelogyne ovalis

Coelogyne ovalis 'Bob'

Coelogyne ovalis 'Burnham' is an epiphytic orchid that reaches heights of up to 30 cm. It features clusters of green, rounded pseudobulbs, each measuring between 3 to 6 cm tall and 1.5 cm wide, which serve as reservoirs for water and nutrients. From the top of these mature pseudobulbs, two stiff, lanceolate leaves emerge, typically evergreen and measuring up to 15 cm in length and 4 cm in width. Flowering occurs in the autumn to winter months, producing 12 cm long inflorescences that arise from the center of the leaves. The blooms are creamy in color and have a lip adorned with a brown pattern, with each flower reaching about 3 cm in size.

Coelogyne ovalis 'Burnham'

Coelogyne pachybulbon

Coelogyne pachystachya

Coelogyne pandurata is a sizable epiphytic orchid characterized by its oval-shaped green pseudobulbs, which are connected by robust, creeping or climbing rhizomes. Each pseudobulb typically supports one or two elongated, rigid leaves that can reach lengths of up to 70 cm and widths of 10 cm. Flowering occurs in late spring or summer, producing a stem that can grow between 15 and 30 cm long, adorned with three to fifteen flowers. Each individual flower spans 7 to 12 cm and features a green coloration accented by a distinctive black-patterned lip.

Coelogyne pandurata

Coelogyne pandurata 'Highcliffe Castle'

Coelogyne pandurata 'Orchidhurst'

Coelogyne parishii

Coelogyne peltastes

Coelogyne prolifera

Coelogyne pulchella

Coelogyne pulverula is a robust epiphytic orchid that can reach heights and widths of up to one meter. It features a cluster of green, elongated pseudobulbs that function as reservoirs for moisture and nutrients. Each mature pseudobulb supports a pair of stiff, dark-green leaves, which measure between 25 to 70 centimeters in length and 4 to 11 centimeters in width. In spring, this orchid typically produces pendulous inflorescences that can extend up to one meter, showcasing as many as 60 flowers arranged approximately 2.5 centimeters apart. Each flower measures around 4 centimeters in diameter, exhibiting a creamy hue accented by a dark-brown pattern on its white lip.

Coelogyne pulverula

Coelogyne punctulata

Coelogyne rhabdobulbon

Coelogyne rochussenii

Coelogyne rochussenii 'Burnham'

Coelogyne rossiana

Coelogyne rumphii is an epiphytic orchid that can reach heights of up to 60 cm. It forms clusters of green, oval-shaped pseudobulbs, which play a crucial role in storing water and nutrients. Each pseudobulb supports a pair of glossy green leaves, measuring between 25-40 cm in length and 4-6 cm in width. This species typically blooms in the summer or autumn, producing arching flower stems that range from 25 to 50 cm long, bearing two to six flowers that open sequentially. The individual flowers are roughly 5 cm across, featuring yellow-green petals and sepals, along with a white lip adorned with dark-brown markings and an orange column.

Coelogyne rumphii

Coelogyne salmonicolor

Coelogyne sanderae

Coelogyne sanderiana

Coelogyne schilleriana

Coelogyne schilleriana 'Precious'

Coelogyne sparsa

Coelogyne speciosa

Coelogyne speciosa var. alba

Coelogyne stricta

Coelogyne stricta 'Jacob Coles'

Coelogyne suaveolens

Coelogyne sulphurea

Coelogyne susanae 'North Solomons'

Coelogyne swaniana

Coelogyne taronensis

Coelogyne taronensis 'Spelthorne'

Coelogyne testacea

Coelogyne tiomanensis 'Spelthorne'

Coelogyne tomentosa

Coelogyne trinervis

Coelogyne triplicatula 'Burnham'

Coelogyne uniflora

Coelogyne usitana 'Chelsea'

Coelogyne veitchii

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