Image

Paphiopedilum hirsutissimum

Botanical Study Tour
The orchid national park Yachang, Northwest Guangxi, with some of the largest known Paphiopedilum populations in Asia and the world-famous Karst landscape of South China...
Continue Reading Botanical Study Tour
Cattleya maxima
During the Virreynato del Peru expedition, Hipolito Ruiz, Jose Pavon and Joseph Dombey collected Cattleya maxima. This trio comprised the first botanical group assembled to document the native plants for the famous Flora Peruviana etChilensis and arrived in Lima April 8, 1778. For 10 years they traversed the surroundings...
Continue Reading Cattleya maxima
A Foolproof Orchid
The jewel orchid Ludisia discolor contradicts the myth that orchids are not grown for their foliage. This adaptable terrestrial dazzles the eye year round with its colorful lustrous leaves. And when ready to bloom, the plant explodes with 12-inch-tall sprays of white flowers.
Continue Reading A Foolproof Orchid
Hold the Phone!
Don't throw your old unwanted electronics in the garbage, turn them into cash for the AOS. Help the environment, help the AOS. Product cycles move so quickly these days making today's device obsolete by next year. Gazelle makes it easy to recycle and raise cash by sending them your unwanted gadgets.
Continue Reading Hold the Phone!
Send Us Your Best
If you are an AOS member and you read Orchids magazine cover to cover, as you should, you will have noticed a feature we instituted this past year. We have designated the back inside page to be a "Parting Shot" And we want YOU to send us your best one!
Continue Reading Send Us Your Best



Raise $$ for the AOS -
it doesn't cost you a dime!
click here
GoodSearch: You Search...We Give!


Q&A
Leaftip Burn
I’ve noticed the tips of the leaves of some of my orchids are brown, and guessed it was due to over-fertilizing. This morning, I discovered two small (not tiny) brown spots on a dendrobium leaf. Are the spots an indication of sunburn or fungus?
Continue Reading Leaftip Burn

Quick Reference
Judging Dates
Culture Sheets
Orchid Forum
Judges' Blog
AOS Judging
Conservation
Affiliated Societies
Show Schedule

Homepage Content Area 11
Li grammatica del resultant lingue es plu simplic e regulari quam ti del coalescent lingues.
Mi grammatica del resultant lingue es plu simplic e regulari quam ti del coalescent lingues.
Ni grammatica del resultant lingue es plu simplic e regulari quam ti del coalescent lingues.

Image

Image

Image

Homepage Content Area 10
Li grammatica del resultant lingue es plu simplic e regulari quam ti del coalescent lingues.
This is an iMIS Web site