Genus Hexalectris is a small group of orchids found in North and Central America. Some common synonyms for this genus include Hexalectris revoluta and Hexalectris warnockii. These orchids are known for their unique, six-parted flowers and are often found in dry, rocky habitats. While not commonly cultivated, these orchids can be a beautiful addition to a native plant garden or wildflower meadow. They are typically pollinated by native bees, moths, and butterflies, making them an important part of local ecosystems. Despite their small stature, these orchids are a fascinating and important component of the natural world.