Additional Information

• Growing Outdoors and in Windows
• Growing Under Lights
• How and Why of Water
• Humidity and Air Movement
• Light, the Key to Successful Blooming
• Orchid Culture; the Proper Approach
• Potting Media Reviewed
• Preparing for Your First Orchids
• Starting an Orchid Collection
• Temperature Ranges

• AOS Awards Index (Fisher-Bishop, PDF, 7mb) §
• ASCOHR - Meeting of the RHS Advisory Subcommittee on Orchid Hybrid Registration, May 20, 2009
• Bifoliate Cattleyas
• Brief Look at Polyploidy
• Cattleya, Queen of the Orchids
• Ecological Habitat of Cattleyas
• Growing Healthy Orchids
• Harvesting Times of Seed Capsules Green Pod Culture
• Hereditary Influences of the Cattleya Alliance
• Hints on Potting
• How Are Orchids Propagated?
• Intergeneric Hybrids
• Killing Orchids: Dealing with the Inevitable
• MSU Fertilizer
• Oncidium luteopurpureum Complex
• Orchid Clock
• Orchid Nutrition for Winter
• Orchids as Bonsai
• Orchids of Viet Nam, part 3;
  L. Averyanov (PDF, 10.2mb)§
• Ozette Coralroot;
  rare native saprophyte
• Phalaenopsis; The Genus
• Phalaenopsis for Summer (PDF, 208kb)
• Photographing Tiny Orchids
• Pleurothallid Perfumes
• Pollinating the Vanilla Flower
• Preparing Orchids for Winter
• Pollinating Cattleya Flowers
• Sophronitis to Cattleya Transfers
• Time-lapse Videos of Orchids; How to Make Them
Tolumnia Golden Sunset
• Transporting Blooming Orchids

• Cool-Growing Orchids
• Warm-Growing Orchids
• Green-flowered Orchids
• March-flowering Orchids
• White-flowered Orchids

Some Orchids with predominantly green flowers

Although lavender, pink, orange and red orchids rate high in the marketplace, growers with large or mixed collections usually have one or a few green-flowered orchids. There is something fresh about a lettuce-green flower that appeals to our nature. Although most commonly cultivated genera have green species, they are certainly not common. Below we present a sampling of favorite green orchids. Try a few, they are certain to make your fellow growers green with envy!