Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

(661-4) B.nodosa (4N x 24088) MS

It blooms with beautiful flowers. There is a possibility that the buds and flowers will wither during transportation.

Cattleya Rlc Siam 24 Carat Live Orchid Plant 3B30

(Rlc Chomthong Fancy x Rlc Nakornchaisri Orange) Fabulous Golden yellow cattleya with dark red ruffled lip and red edging on each petal. These are large blossoms and they are fragrant. Rlc Siam 24 Carat.

Rhipsalis hatiora Succulent -B

You will get the exact as shown in the pictures. Plant shown is in an approx. 1 or 2 yellow leaves may occur due to lack of light in box.

Cattleya B. Nodosa x Rlc. Donna Kimmura

One of these bloomed for me last summer and it was goergeous. A cross from Hills Raingreens Tropicals. The other flowers may or may not look like this one which was about 6”. The plants are in 4-5” pots and could set bud any time. These were repotted this spring and are growing new roots and growths. I pack carefully but cannot insure perishable plants so order at your own risk in cold weather. Spring of 2026 I had another bloom out that is in the third flowering picture. These are all consistently large flowers with some being more scented than others.

Cattleya Tosapol Spot x aclandiae Live Orchid Plant 2B26

C. Tosapol Spot -aclandiae. BE AWARE that when I list a plant that has been recently repotted, it is in the process to growing new roots and the old ones may not be viable. This is a natural occurence when orchids are repotted.

Venus Flytrap B52 X GINORMOUS Young Division Carnivorous Plant

BASIC VENUS FLYTRAP CARE GUIDE. ONLY RAIN WATER, DISTILLED WATER, OR REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER- Never use tap water, or any form of bottled water other than distilled. WINTER DORMANCY IS REQUIRED to help rejuvenate the plant for the following Spring.

Cattleya Warscewiczii x B. Nodosa

The first two to bloom pictured. I’m really excited about it his cross from June at Raingreens Tropicals. 4” pots and bloom size. I pack carefully but cannot insure perishable plants so order at your own risk in cold weather or extreme heat.