Native to New Guinea, this particular genera of orchids are known for their magnificant displays when in flower. This group of orchids seems to thrive in variable light conditions ranging from the brightness of Dendrobiums to even lower light conditions like Phalaenopsis. The Grammatophyllum genera includes the largest orchid in the world, Grammatophyllum speciosum. The varieties we raise range in size to finish from a 4" to 8" pot.

These orchid seedlings are grown in 98-cell trays with a minimum of 90 plants per tray. One variety per tray only. Average plant height ranges from 3 to 5 inches (or 7.5 to 12.5 centimeters). Minimum order is 1 tray. For our own production we transplant these to 3.5" square pots, but some people may prefer to transplant them into 2.25" pots.
The average growing to blooming time based on Hawaii conditions is 7 to 10 months.

Codes starting with "M" are mericlones. All others are hybrids (i.e., produced by seed). Descriptions for hybrids indicate the general outcome of crossing. Variations may occur.

Read about the protray advantage.

To view or print a text-only version of the 98-cell seedling list,
please click here.