Genus guide
Coelogyne — 16 species
Part of the Orchids family (Orchidaceae)
All Coelogyne species we cover
- Browning Coelogyne
- Coelogyne cristata
- Coelogyne flaccida
- Coelogyne massangeana
- Coelogyne nitida
- Coelogyne pandurata
- Fringed Coelogyne
- Hairy-Cupped Coelogyne
- Lawrence's Coelogyne
- Lawrence's Coelogyne
- Moore's Coelogyne
- Moore's Coelogyne
- Ochre Coelogyne
- Rough Coelogyne
- Showy Coelogyne
- Sooty Coelogyne
Coelogyne — frequently asked questions
Are Coelogyne plants toxic to cats and dogs?
Most Coelogyne are pet-safe. Of the 16 Coelogyne species we cover, 14 are non-toxic on the ASPCA list and 2 carry a toxic or mildly-toxic rating. Even so, confirm the individual species before trusting it around pets.
How much light do Coelogyne plants need?
Most Coelogyne do best in bright indirect light. If yours stretches toward the window or loses its variegation it wants more light; scorched or bleached leaves mean it is getting too much direct sun.
Are Coelogyne easy to care for?
Coelogyne are moderate to grow: the main requirement is a genuinely bright spot out of harsh midday sun. Get the light right and the rest of their care follows.
How many Coelogyne varieties are there?
Growli's care library covers 16 Coelogyne species and varieties — browse them all above. They share a similar light, water and soil pattern, so once you learn one Coelogyne, the rest follow closely.
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