Epidendrum cylindraceum
“Slender stems, clusters of cheerful blooms—Epidendrum cylindraceum propagation is surprisingly satisfying!”
divide orchids
Lockhartia imbricata
Yellow blooms burst from overlapping leaves. Propagate Lockhartia imbricata via stem cuttings this spring.
Polystachya concreta
Tiny gifts from your plant! Propagating Polystachya concreta is pure joy. With a little care, you’ll have a whole troop of these delightful orchids.
Encyclia ceratistes
Fringed petals beckon! Propagate Encyclia ceratistes after bloom, dividing rhizomes. Cinnamon dust for cuts helps. Patience yields new blooms!
Eulophia speciosa
Ghost Orchid whispers: divide after bloom, new growth emerges, fostering tiny bulbs.
Macradenia lutescens
A sweet scent, a new bloom. Macradenia lutescens, division’s art. New roots unfurl, a green heart.
Cyrtopodium macrobulbon
Tall, vibrant spikes of Cyrtopodium macrobulbon rise. New shoots emerge—a call to propagate; late spring, the sweet spot.
Paphiopedilum insigne
Pouch-like petals unfurl, a vibrant spectacle. Slipper orchids bloom, their magic multiplying.
Encyclia incumbens
“New growth beckons; a division waits. With sterile shears and cinnamon’s defense, roots will emerge anew.”