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List of popular Therapeutic Orchids of Asia. Many of these are being used in Singapore memories Products.

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Acampe Lindl.
Acriopsis Reinw. ex Bl.
Aerides Lour.
Agrostophyllum Bl
Amitostigma Schltr.
Anacamptis Rich.
Anoectochilus Blume
Anthogonium Lindl
Apostasia, Blume
Appendicula Blume
Arachnis Blume
Arundina Blume
Bletilla Rchb. f.
Brachycorythis Lindl.
Bromheadia Lindl.
Bulbophyllum Thouars
Calanthe Brown
Callostylis Blume
Cephalanthera Rich.
Changnienia Chien
Cleisostoma Blume
Coelogyne Lindl.
Conchidium Griff.
Corymborkis Thouars.
Cremastra Lindl
Crepidium
Cymbidium Sw
Cypripedium Linn.
Cyrtosia Blume
Dactylorhizia, Necker
Dendrobium Sw
Dienia, Lindl.
Diploprora Hook. f.
Dipodium R. Br
Epipactis Zinn.
Eria Lindl.
Eulophia R. Br
Galeola Lour.
Gastrochilus D. Don.
Gastrodia R. Br
Genus Pinalia
Geodorum Jacks
Goodyera R. Br
Grammatophyllum Blume
Gymnadenia R.Br.
Habenaria Willd.
Hemipilia Lindl.
Hemipiliopsis Y.B. Luo & S.C. Chen
Herminium L
Hetaeria Blume
Hippeophyllum Schltr.
Holcoglossum Schltr. 1
Ipsea Lindl.
Ischnogyne Schltr.
Liparis, Rich.
Ludisia A. Rich.
Luisia Gaudich.
Macodes Lindl.
Malaxis Sol. ex Sw.
Microtis R. Br
Mycaranthes Blume
Neottia Guett
Neottianthe (Rchb. f.) Schltr.
Nephelaphyllum Blume
Nervilia Comm. ex Gaudich.
Neuwiedia Bl
Oberonia, Lindl
Ophrys L
Orchis Linn.
Oreorchis Lindl.
Ornithochilus (Lindl.) Wall ex Benth.
Otochilus Lindl
Paphiopedilum Pfitzer
Papilionanthe Schltr.
Pecteilis Raf.
Pelatantheria Ridl
Peristylus Blume
Phaius Lour.
Phalaenopsis Blume
Pholidota Lindl
Platanthera L.C. Rich.
Pleione D. Don
Plocoglottis Bl
Pogonia Juss.
Polystachya Hook
Pomatocalpa Breda, Kuhl & Hasselt.
Ponerorchis Rchb. f.
Renanthera Lour.
Rhynchostylis Blume
Robiquetia Guadich
Satyrium Sw
Sedirea Garay and H. R. Sweet
Smitinandia Holtt.
Spathoglottis Blume
Spiranthes Rich.
Steveniella Schltr.
Sunipia Lindl.
Taprobanea Christenson
Thrixspermum Lour.
Thunia Rchb. f
Trias Lindl.
Tropidia Lindl.
Vanda R. Br
Vanilla Plum. ex Mill.
Zeuxine Lindl.


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