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Orchids Magazine

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Latest Issue - November 2025

November 2025

Featured this month

Jim Cootes continues his series on the genus Dendrobium with Part 15: Dendrobium section Latouria. This section comprises some of the most unusual species in the genus, from the miniature Dendrobium aberrans to the spectacularly odd Dendrobium spectabile. The article is lavishly illustrated and covers the most popular species in the section. Clare and Johan Hermans treat us to an account of their recent trip to Madagascar during the rainy season, a place that most of us will never see in person. Rounding out our features, Tatiana Arias and collaborators discuss the genus Sacoila in Florida.

Rounding out the November 2025 issue

  • Tom's Monthly Checklist by Thomas Mirenda
  • Questions and Answers by Ron McHatton
  • For the Novice - Water Your Orchids by Ray Barkalow
  • How I Grow - Dendrobium sallei - The Other Ghost Orchid by Richard Wong
  • Collector's Item - Polycycnis silvana - A Jewel in the Jungle by Spiro Kasomenakas and Judith Rapacz-Hasler
  • Orchids Illustrated - Tainia - The Ribbon Orchid by Wesley Higgins and Peggy Alrich
  • How I Grow - Dendrophylax sallei - the Other Ghost Orchid by Richard Wong 
    Dendrobium and Its Relatives, Part 15: Dendrobium section Latouria by Jim Cootes
  • Capturing Orchids in Madagascar - Travels with a Botanical Artist during the Rainy season by Clare and Johan Hermans
  • World Orchid Conference – A Comparison: 1975 Frankfurt vs. 2026 Dresden by Janett Habich and Dr. Norbert Dank
  • Orchid Tours Around the WOC by Heike Ramplet
  • Lindleyana - Is It One Species, Two or Many? Exploring the Hidden Diversity of the Terrestrial Orchid Genus Sacoila in Florida by Tatiana Arias, Bethany Simpson, John Gange, Fernando Rocha Vento, Sarah Wetterer, Michelle Calhoun and Steve Koski 
  • My Favorite Orchid - Sarcochilus Jacqueline by Susan Stewart
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