Renanthera storiei is a large growing species from Philippines. It produces large flowers spikes with up to 100 flowers each in bright red with some orange barring.

Sedirea japonica is a small growing species from Japan with glossy dark green leaves, they look a bit like small Phalaenopsis plants.

Flowers are cream/pale green with pink barks on petals and a pink speckled lip. Sedirea japonicas' fragrance is rather like lemon sherbet or mixed citrus but fizzy!

The flower lifespan is usually 3 - 5 weeks from opening to drop but this may depend on temperature i.e. too warm and they dry up quick

Available potted as near flowering size in 5.5cm pots with 12 months to flowering or flowering size in 8.5cm pots and capable of flowering/in flower depending on season and as specimen plants which are larger plants

Also available are specimens mounted on cork for a more realistic look. The potted ones are easier to keep ...

A lovely species from Ecuador with bright pink flowers that appear on long pendant flower spikes. Do not remove the flower spikes after the flowers drop unless the stem goes brown as they often flower again on side branches off the old stem - see detailed images Best grown in a basket

A species from South East Asia with orange and yellow striped waxy flowers