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Is this type of plant available in orchid sources?

Photographed at an orchid show.

I am not sure. It was inside a mass of other orchids all clumped close together.

My experience with Encyclias is that they grow better is potted so that the base of the oldest pseudobulb, the one that will produce the new growth is slightly higher than the level of the potting material. I have used bark, stones, and empty terracota pots, all seem to work as long as the media...

Seen at a local orchid show.

Wonderful flower!

A species found in northern South America, growing near rivers on granite outcrops, ridges and boulders with small pockets of soil. Grows from sea level to 1500 meters of altitude.

Didn't take a photo of the plant.

Renanthanda Yuthawong Beauty.

Sad to say, the internet is awash with misinformation and accurate, vetted information is often drowned by a deluge of absurd hacks and bizzare advice. The fact that there is a group of orchid that has been specifically bred for the house plant market has made some people think that all kind of...

Benvenuto nel gruppo. Aspetto con ansia di vedere le foto delle tue piante. Sarà interessante vedere gli incroci che ha fatto.

I often see orchids planted in massively large pots, way bigger than what is recommendable for orchids. If you carefully supply the water and fertilizer needs of an orchid, some can be grown in surprisingly small pots in relation to the size of the plant. This adult plant of Dendrobium...

This years the lip of the flowers of this Encyclia didn't recurve inward as strongly as on previous years.

Lovely Paph.

I found it difficult to photograph due to it being so dark in color.

Reminds me of Liparis saundersiana, an orchid native of my island.

Will do so when I get back home. The foliage looks much like that of Grammatophyllum stapeliiflorum

Grammatophyllum stapeliiflorum x Thecopus secunda. I brought a seedling of this cross.

Encyclia Orchid Jungle. My plant produces four feet long inflorescences that have to be staked and secured so that when its windy they don't tip the pot in its side. The inflorescence has forty flowers. Fragrant

I have wondered about this too. When I repot my plants most of the roots are in a solid mass hugging closely the inner wall of the pot. Changing the media doesn't disturb them much.