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PRICE LIST 2019 Instruccions to Make Your Order GENEROS ECUATORIANOS "ECUAGENERA Cía. Ltda." ORQUIDEAS DEL ECUADOR Vía a Cuenca Km 2 Av. Principal S/N - Sector Llampasay, Gualaceo. TELEFONO: 2255237 FAX: 2255236 CASILLA: 01.01.1110 www.ecuagenera.com PRICE LIST 2019 Instruccions to make your order Important information: According to International regulations, the plants must be shipped bare root, that means free of substrate. In order to provide to the plant the necessary hydration, we covered its roots with sphagnum moss. 1.ORCHIDACEAE IIA GENUS SPECIE OBSERVACIONES PRICE CLIMATE Quantity / Order TOTAL Acianthera aculeata New 15 I $ - Acianthera discophylla 18 IW $ - Acianthera johnsonii New 25 I $ - Acianthera luteola New 18 IW $ - Acianthera pacayana 15 W $ - Acianthera pantasmoides New 20 C $ - Acianthera pectinata New 30 W $ - Acianthera polystachya New 12 I $ - Acianthera polystachya 1 001642 New 12 I $ - Acianthera prolifera 12 W $ - Acianthera pubescens 12 IW $ - Acianthera saurocephala 25 W $ - Acianthera sonderiana New 18 W $ - Acianthera sonderiana ´Gigi` 20 W $ - Acineta antioquiae 35 I $ - Acineta Beyrodtiana 35 I $ - Acineta chrysantha 30 I $ - Acineta cryptodonta New 35 I $ - Acineta densa 30 I $ - Acineta erythroxantha New 30 I $ - Acineta hruByana New 40 I $ - Acineta sella-turcica 35 I $ - Acineta superba 25 I $ - Acronia culpameae 15 IC $ - Acronia pyelophera New 14 IC $ - Ada elegantula white lip 15 I $ - Ada glumacea New 12 IC $ - Ada ocanensis 10 IC $ - Aerangis fastuosa 22 $ - Aeranthes ramosa 12 W $ - Aerides houlletiana 30 W $ - Aerides quinquevulnera 20 W $ - Aganisia cyanea New 20 W $ - Amesiella philippinensis 18 IW $ - Anathallis acuminata flavescens 25 C $ - Anathallis dimidia New 12 I $ - Anathallis funerea 15 C $ - Anathallis ramulosa New 12 C $ - Andinia dalstroemii New 10 C $ - Andinia hirtzii 18 C $ - Andinia lappacea New 22 I $ - Andinia pensilis New 15 C $ - Andinia pogonion 12 C $ - Andinia schizopogon 14 C $ - Andinia schizopogon #1 15 C $ - Andinia schizopogon alBescens 002468 New 40 C $ - Andinia schizopogon flavescens 'Gigi' New 17 C $ - Andinia spiralis New 10 C $ - Andinia uchucaensis New 18 C $ - Angraecum didieri New 25 W $ - Angraecum eburneum suBsp. superbum 30 I $ - Angraecum florulentum 25 W $ - Angraecum sesquipedale New 14 W $ - Anguloa cliftonii 30 IW $ - Anguloa cliftonii var. luigui New 35 IW $ - Anguloa clowesii 25 I $ - Anguloa dubia 20 I $ - Anguloa eburnea 25 I $ - Anguloa ruckeri 25 IC $ - Anguloa tognettiae 25 IW $ - Anguloa virginalis 14 I $ - Ansellia africana 22 W $ - Arundina graminifolia 18 I $ - Arundina graminifolia pinki 18 I $ - Ascocentrum miniatum 12 W $ - Aspasia lunata 10 $ - Aspasia silvana 12 W $ - BarBosella cucullata 10 C $ - BarBosella cucullata xanthina 10 C $ - BarBosella dolichorhiza New 12 C $ - BarBosella hirtzii New 10 I $ - BarBosella orBicularis 18 $ - BarBosella prorepens 10 IW $ - Bifrenaria atropurpurea 15 IW $ - Bifrenaria harrisoniae 14 IW $ - Bifrenaria inodora 20 $ - Bifrenaria verboonenii hg-79 20 $ - Bollea hirtzii 20 I $ - Brasiliorchis picta 25 $ - Brasiliorchis schunkeana 15 W $ - Brassavola cucullata New 35 W $ - Brassavola nodosa 10 W $ - Brassia andina 8 C $ - Brassia andreettae 12 I $ - Brassia arcuigera 12 IW $ - Brassia arcuigera aff New 10 IW $ - Brassia aurantiaca 12 IC $ - Brassia aurantiaca Big 'Gigi' New 20 IC $ - Brassia Brachypus 15 I $ - Brassia caudata 10 IW $ - Brassia gireoudiana 12 IW $ - Brassia incantans 10 W $ - Brassia jipijapensis New 15 IW $ - Brassia pozoi xanthina 25 IC $ - Brassia verrucosa 10 IW $ - Brassia wageneri 10 IW $ - Brassia warszewiczii 15 IW $ - BulBophyllum aestivale 17 W $ - BulBophyllum amBrosia 18 W $ - BulBophyllum auratum pink 35 C $ - BulBophyllum Baileyi 15 $ - BulBophyllum BarBigerum 22 W $ - BulBophyllum bicolor 25 I $ - BulBophyllum biflorum 30 W $ - BulBophyllum calceolus 25 $ - BulBophyllum carunculatum 28 C $ - BulBophyllum catenulatum 30 W $ - BulBophyllum cephalophorum 20 W $ - BulBophyllum clandestinum 20 I $ - BulBophyllum collettii 22 I $ - BulBophyllum corolliferum 18 W $ - BulBophyllum crassipes 25 I $ - BulBophyllum cumingii 20 W $ - BulBophyllum dearei 35 $ - BulBophyllum dearei 003051 x self New 35 $ - BulBophyllum eBerhardtii New 22 IW $ - BulBophyllum echinolabium 20 I $ - BulBophyllum exaltatum 18 I $ - BulBophyllum falcatum 35 W $ - BulBophyllum fascinator 20 C $ - BulBophyllum fascinator var. hampaliana New 22 I $ - BulBophyllum grandiflorum 20 I $ - BulBophyllum hirundinis New 25 W $ - BulBophyllum incarum New 25 I $ - BulBophyllum intertextum 15 I $ - BulBophyllum inunctum 25 I $ - BulBophyllum klabatense suBsp. sulawesii 25 $ - BulBophyllum lasiochilum 20 I $ - BulBophyllum lepidum 15 I $ - BulBophyllum levanae var. levanae 25 C $ - BulBophyllum lobbii 20 I $ - BulBophyllum longiflorum 15 I $ - BulBophyllum longiflorum aff New 15 I $ - BulBophyllum longissimum 20 I $ - BulBophyllum makoyanum 40 W $ - BulBophyllum mandiBulare 15 I $ - BulBophyllum maquilinguense 28 W $ - BulBophyllum maxillare 20 W $ - BulBophyllum maximum New 25 I $ - BulBophyllum medusae New 22 W $ - BulBophyllum micranthum ex Brown river p.n.g 15 I $ - BulBophyllum mucronatum suBsp. alagense 28 W $ - BulBophyllum odoratissimum 25 I $ - BulBophyllum pardalotum 20 W $ - BulBophyllum picturatum 25 I $ - BulBophyllum pingtungense 12 W $ - BulBophyllum retusiusculum 22 W $ - BulBophyllum rothschildianum 18 W $ - BulBophyllum rugosum 20 I $ - BulBophyllum sanguineopunctatum 20 IW $ - BulBophyllum speciosum 25 I $ - BulBophyllum steyermarkii 15 C $ - BulBophyllum sulfureum 30 I $ - BulBophyllum taiwanense 30 W $ - BulBophyllum trachyanthum New 25 IW $ - BulBophyllum translucidum New 25 IW $ - BulBophyllum treschii 25 IW $ - Camaridium carinulatum 15 I $ - Camaridium dichotomum New 15 C $ - Camaridium praestans 20 I $ - Camaridium scalariforme 25 W $ - Campylocentrum colomBianum 12 $ - Catasetum expansum 15 W $ - Catasetum macroglossum 15 W $ - Cattleya amethystoglossa 30 W $ - Cattleya Bowringiana coerulea 50 W $ - Cattleya dowiana dark lip New 100 W $ - Cattleya gaskelliana New 20 W $ - Cattleya intermedia alBa 25 W $ - Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi' 20 W $ - Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi' x Cattleya intermedia alBa 18 W $ - Cattleya intermedia 'Orlata' 25 W $ - Cattleya intermedia semialBa x intermedia coerulea 20 W $ - Cattleya iricolor 30 $ - Cattleya jenmanii 4N New 45 W $ - Cattleya lawrenceana ´Pacaraima` 30 W $ - Cattleya lawrenceana alBescens 250 W $ - Cattleya lawrenceana coerulea 'Ecuagenera' 280 W $ - Cattleya loddigesii 30 W $ - Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Camila' 100 W $ - Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Cesar Fernandez' x 'Infierno' 30 W $ - Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Cesar Fernandez' x 'Infierno' 'Ecu' New 30 W $ - Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Cesar Fernandez' x 'Infierno' 'Nicanor' 30 W $ - Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Clarines' x 'Morelia' 25 W $ - Cattleya mantiqueirae New 20 W $ - Cattleya maxima 15 W $ - Cattleya maxima 3733 x 'Mi Pasion' 4N New 60 W $ - Cattleya maxima alBa 'Francisco' x C. Maxima alBa 'Paloma' New 125 W $ - Cattleya maxima alBa 'Paloma' x semialBa 'Hector' New 100 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Angelo' 4N New W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Angelo' x 'Hector' New 100 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Gigi' x 'Angelo' 150 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Gigi' x 'Angelo' X coerulea ´Gigi` 4N New 150 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Gigi' x self 150 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Hector' x 'Gigi' 100 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Hector' x semialBa 40 W $ - Cattleya maxima coerulea 'Ingrid' x coerulea 'Angelo' 200 W $ - Cattleya maxima 'Katria' x 'Mi pasion' New 25 W $ - Cattleya maxima 'Priscila x Daniela' 40 W $ - Cattleya maxima semialBa New 125 W $ - Cattleya maxima semialBa Guido x semialBa yellow lip Sandro 150 W $ - Cattleya maxima tall 30 W $ - Cattleya maxima tall 'Jean' New 75 W $ - Cattleya milleri 30 IW $ - Cattleya mossiae yellow lip x coerulea ´Pablo` 45 W $ - Cattleya trianaei 20 W $ - Cattleya trianaei ´Cuencanita` x Catt. trianae ´Morlaquita` 100 W $ - Cattleya trianaei concolor 55 W $ - Cattleya trianaei simpatica 70 W $ - Cattleya violacea labio rojo # 10 50 W $ - Cattleya warscewiczii New 35 W $ - Cattleya warscewiczii coerulea 002 200 W $ - Cattleya warscewiczii var. sanderiana 40 W $ - Caucaea nubigena 10 $ - Caucaea olivacea New 15 C $ - Caucaea phalaenopsis 10 C $ - Ceratostylis retisquama 18 W $ - ChauBardia klugii 12 W $ - Chondrorhyncha hirtzii 10 IC $ - Chondrorhyncha picta 12 I $ - Chondrorhyncha velastiguii 18 I $ - Chondroscaphe atrilinguis 18 I $ - Christensonia vietnamica 22 W $ - Cischweinfia dasyandra 10 IW $ - Cischweinfia parva 12 IW $ - Cischweinfia popowiana 12 IW $ - Cischweinfia rostrata New 10 W $ - Cleisostoma racemiferum 25 W $ - Cochleanthes amazonica 15 W $ - Cochleanthes aromatica 20 W $ - Cochleanthes discolor 18 IW $ - Cochleanthes marginata 12 IW $ - Coelogyne asperata 14 I $ - Coelogyne cristata 25 W $ - Coelogyne fimBriata 15 I $ - Coelogyne mayeriana New 25 IW $ - Coelogyne mooreana 18 W $ - Coelogyne pulverula 15 W $ - Coelogyne speciosa 18 I $ - Coelogyne xyrekes 18 W $ - Comparettia x maloi 20 I $ - Coryanthes bergoldii New 22 I $ - Coryanthes leucocorys New 20 W $ - Coryanthes mastersiana New 15 W $ - Coryanthes speciosa 14 W $ - Cryptocentrum latifolium 12 IC $ - Cryptocentrum lehmannii 10 C $ - Cryptocentrum peruvianum suBsp. peruvianum 15 IC $ - Cyclopogon argyrotaenius 14 I $ - Cyclopogon lindleyanus 15 C $ - Cycnoches farnsworthianum New 20 IW $ - Cycnoches peruvianum New 12 W $ - Cymbidium goeringii New 20 I $ - Cyrtidiorchis frontinoensis 15 I $ - Cyrtochilum
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