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THE DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES AND HYBRIDS MOST COMMONLY
DISTRIBUTED IN CULTIVATION
As a rule, the books about orchid growing contain the list of some or­chids with brief description. Some­times, this specification content is defined by the author's collection or the collection of an organization he works for; in other cases the list is limited by wild species only. In these last cases, authors often have a tendency to present as wide spectrum of orchid genera as pos­sible, ignoring the ornamentality or feme of their representatives.
In foreign orchid growing practice the following orchid tribe repre­sentatives are most widely used for amateurs cultivation "in pots" and for industrial "flower-cutting" cul­tivation as well:
  1. epidendrum tribe (cattleyas, laelias and sophronitis);
  2. vanda tribe (phalaenopsis, vanda, ascocentrum, aerides, renanthera);
  3. oncidium tribe (odontoglossum, miltonia, oncidium);
  4. dendrobium tribe (dendrobiums);
  5. paphiopedilum tribe (paphiopedilum and phragmipedium);
  6. cymbidium tribe (cymbidiums).

Species and hybrids of those genera are very popular as well as intergeneric hybrids (for the first three tribes). The orchids not included into the above list, are called "botanical". Their reputation is that "only botanists like them". This reputation is by the reason they took only a small part at the beginning of orchid growing. Although some of them have as large and showy blossoms as most popular genera representatives, the blossoms of most botanicals are small and unattractive. But even these small blossoms are sometimes charming, making many amateurs to grow them in their collections. It is necessary to note that orchid cultivation in our country was being developed after the 2nd World War without any order; today we have no practically an industrial cultivation except growing the cymbidiums for flower cutting (Tallinn's Botanical garden, Tukums Florist Farm and Industrial Center "Flowers" in Sanct-Petersburg). Concerning the amateurs growing, the difficulties with the receiving of orchid cuttings or seedlings h3ve ted us to the situation when botanical orchids are most commonly distribured in private colections but; many of species and hybrids wellknown in other countries are absent at all.

Regarding to the situation described, the author kept the following points when selecting the orchids for detailed description:

  1. consider only the orchids being present in cultivation in our country;
  2. describe the species as well as hybrids, preferring the plants having showy blossoms in the first turn;
  3. systematize the description by the groups mentioned above;
when possible, avoid mentioning not interesting botanical orchids even if they are widely used (unfortunantely).
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