Habenaria radiata

The egret flower, it's easy to know why it had been named. I love this species !!!

Paph. niveum

One of the small Paphs, found in southern Thailand. A hot to warm growing species. Most Paphs isn't scented, but this one smells like almond milk.

Phal. chibae

A Phal. species with interesting tiny flowers (1.5cm in diameter) , the flower lasts about 2-3 weeks. Found in Vietnam as an intermedia to warm growing species.

Chiloschista lunifera

In my opinion, this species should be the most unique Chiloschista due to its spectacular color. The flower is smaller than 1cm in diameter but smells good. It is found in South-East Asia.

Cattleya harrisoniana

Very wild flower with no fragrance. A hot to warm growing species that inhabit on the coastal plains of the States of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo in Brazil.

Phal. bellina

One of the most handsome species in Phalaenopsis family. This is also the Phalaenopsis that I like most. Hot to warm growing species, the flower of Phal. bellina is extremely fragrant through the summer.

Bulb. bicolor

This handsome Bulb. was grown over years and blooms routinely. Many Bulb's blooms are not pleasant, fortunately this species is not stinky. :-)

Phal. parishii

This tiny Phalaenopsis is easy to grow. It requires regular watering during growth and then needs a cool and dry period as dormancy. It is a very seasonal plant.

Ren. monachica

Endemic to the Philippines, a really shiny orchid with long lasting blooms. This species requires warm and bright light conditions.