Sarcochilus ceciliae
This tiny Australian species can continue flowering for months! Sprays of vibrant, hot-pink flowers bloom on this exceptional miniature. Its succulent-like foliage is mature at about two inches tall, and the sequentially blooming flowers sprays can reach up to five inches long! We grow this very well outdoors with our Cymbidiums, but it could also be grown indoors with bright light. . Temperature Tolerant. April - May - June blooming. Species from Australia.
Orchid of the Day: May 23, 2019

Sarcochilus olivaceous
A beautiful twig epiphyte from New South Wales, Australia. The species gets its name from its near-olive colored flowered. The plant is quite petite with a leaf span, tip to tip, of only about 2.5 inches on these young plants and flowers under an inch across. Lightly fragrant.
Temperature Tolerant. March blooming. Species from Australia.
Orchid of the Day: January 25, 2021

Scaphosepalum microdactylum
Big name, tiny orchid! With rust-purple flowers measuring in at slightly over an eighth of an inch in length, this central American species is oddly charming, particularly when viewed through a magnifying glass. Very free blooming. Warm to Intermediate. July-November blooming. Species from Central America.
Orchid of the Day: October 16, 2011

Scaphosepalum verrucosum
This miniature species is always in bloom: it has flowered everyday since 1972 when it arrived from the little town of Cota outside Bogota, Colombia. Delightful, intriguing, tiny yellow flowers. Great for outdoors or indoors, and multiplies into a specimen plant in a proportionally tiny pot.

Established blooming-size divisions from our mother-plant.

Temperature Tolerant. Species from Colombia.
Orchid of the Day: July 24, 2021

Stelis argentata
A charming South American miniature species. Inflorescences are about five inches long and have nearly 20 flowers each. While the spike habit is somewhat wild, the flower arrangement is attractively orderly. Individual flowers are about 3/8” across and the color is rose suffused amber. Intermediate growing. May blooming. Species from South America.
Orchid of the Day: May 2, 2018

Stelis cupuligera
A botanical wonder! Up to 100 one eighth inch flowers per inflorescence with at least 15 inflorescences in a plant growing in a 2.25" pot! The overall effect is a profusion of wave-like inflorescences. Flowers are green andcrack open just enough to see the miniscule red petals within. Overall height is approximately 18". Temperature Tolerant. June blooming.
Orchid of the Day: April 30, 2012

Stelis megantha
One of the finest botanicals; this elegant miniature plant blooms profusely every year. The flowers bloom all along upright to arching stems that make gently wavy lines. Each of the profuse, triangular flowers is just 0.25 inch wide and olive green tinted burgundy, with burgundy centers. Super compact growing and the foliage stays under 8 inches tall, making it an excellent terrarium orchid!

Established blooming-size divisions from our mother-plant.

Intermediate growing. May-June blooming. Species from Brazil.
Orchid of the Day: May 18, 2021

Stenoglottis Bill Fogarty
Enchanting miniature! An intriguing primary hybrid of two African species, Stenoglottis fimbriata and Stenoglottis woodii. The profuse, petite flowers bloom plume-like on upright stems and are pale pink with tiny magenta spots, blooming sequentially (mature buds towards the base open earlier than upper buds).

Deciduous! Like its parents, this hybrid is a deciduous perennial, seasonally losing all its leaves while the subterranean bulbs rest before the next growth season. This means that for a brief time their pots appear bare, but soon the past leaves are replaced by new rosettes of foliage. So, don't throw this out when all the leaves fall off - it's not dead, it's just resting!

Established blooming-size divisions from our mother-plant.

Temperature Tolerant. September blooming.
Orchid of the Day: August 30, 2021

Supplies: Redwood Slatted Baskets
Sturdy, beautiful, and made from reclaimed material. These slatted baskets are made in Southern California by a fellow orchid hobbyist, who scavenges the Southland for old redwood fences and old redwood building materials. After the nails and weathered gray exterior are removed, wood of a beautiful red color is revealed, from which these baskets are made. Great for hanging plants and epiphyte orchids grown 'au naturel'. Over time the baskets will naturally weather to a silvery gray.

Six sizes (smallest three in photo):
$12 - fits a 3 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 4.5 inches wide (interior: 3 inches wide; 2.5 inches deep)
$15 - fits a 4 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 5.5 inches wide (interior: 4 inches wide; 2.5 inches deep)
$22 - fits a 6 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 7.5 inches wide (interior: 6 inches wide; 3.5 inches deep)
$30 - fits an 8 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 10 inches wide (interior: 8 inches wide; 4 inches deep)
$38 - fits a 10 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 12 inches wide (interior: 10 inches wide; 4.5 inches deep)
$48 - fits a 12 inch pot or smaller. Exterior: 14 inches wide (interior: 12 inches wide; 5.5 inches deep)
Pricing includes one, unattached, four-prong wire hanger 24 inches long (with no hanger, subtract $1 from basket price).
Orchid of the Day: June 21, 2023