Cultivar:This term is derived from the words "cultivated variety", meaning an assemblage of plants which is distinguished from the rest of the species by any characters, and when reproduced retains its distinguishing characters. Cultivars include many mutations, such as flower/plant colour. These types can be produced by selective breeding in cultivation but may also have originated in the wild. The cultivar category is the lowest classification in plants and many do not have names that are Latin. Cultivars are denoted by the abbreviation "cv".

1. L.aucampiae subsp. aucampiae var. aucampiae cv. Betty's BerylSee Photo
2. L.aucampiae subsp. aucampiae var. aucampiae cv. Storm's Snowcap
3. L.bromfieldii var. insularis cv. Sulphurea
4. L.dinteri subsp. dinteri var. dinteri cv. Dintergreen
5. L.fulviceps var. fulviceps cv. AureaSee Photo
6. L.gracilidelineata subsp. gracilidelineata var. gracilidelineata cv. Ernst's Witkop
7. L.gracilidelineata subsp. gracilidelineata var. waldroniae cv. Fritz's White Lady
8. L.hallii var. ochracea cv. Green Soapstone
9. L.julii subsp. julli cv. Peppermint Creme
10. L.julii subsp. fulleri var. fulleri cv. Fullergreen
11. L.karasmontana subsp. eberlanzii cv. Avocado Cream
12. L.lesliei subsp. lesliei var. lesliei cv. Albiflora
13. L.lesliei subsp. lesliei var. lesliei cv. Albinica
14. L.lesliei subsp. lesliei var. lesliei cv. Storms's Albinigold
15. L.lesliei subsp. lesliei var. hornii cv. Greenhorn
16. L.lesliei subsp. lesliei var. minor cv. Witblom
17. L.meyeri cv. Hammeruby
18. L.optica cv. Rubra
19. L.otzeniana cv. Aquamarine
20. L.pseudotruncatella subsp. pseudotruncatella var. pseudotruncatella cv. Albiflora
21. L.salicola cv. Malachite
22. L.terricolor cv. Silver Spurs
23. L.terricolor cv. Speckled Gold