Orchid Plant Delivery

The orchid should be re-planted annually for best results and provided with bright light but protected from direct sunlight. Blooming orchid in your own home. The Cattleya is an ideal type of orchid for novices and can be transplanted into a larger pot.

The customer will receive a mature plant with luscious green leaves on a hanging hook. The bloom color and variety is not specified but colors will range in hues and sizes. With the proper treatment, the orchid will bloom yearly.

The orchid should be re-planted annually for best results and provided with bright light but protected from direct sunlight. Blooming orchid within your own home. The Cattleya is an ideal type of orchid for novices and can be transplanted into a larger...

The 2 orchid plants are each 24 in. Long-lasting and easily maintained, Just Add Ice Orchids make the ideal gift for any occasion. The perfect statement piece for any decor, these full-size Phalaenopsis orchids are situated in a neutral classic ceramic...

A premium selected plant with 6 or more flowers and buds. A beautiful 5 in. Double stemmed orchid nestled in a silver or gold holiday ceramic pot with coordinating floral pick. A proven bloomer and stunning plant, this flower is guaranteed to be a focal...

Blooming orchid nestled in a high quality, neutral ceramic pot. Extremely easy to care for. A premium selected plant with 6 or more flowers and/or buds. An orchid is known for its elegance and architectural shape - an impressive gift for any man or woman.

Phalaenopsis or moth orchids, are among the easiest and most popular orchids to grow as house plants. Phalaenopsis hybrids growing in a commercial orchid nurseryThe large white and pink hybrids are among the most popularMore exotic are the yellow spotted...

With the help of the internet and some garden enthusiasts, I finally got an ID on my mystery plant: an orchid. Fresh leaves and roots were applied to burns, rashes, bruises, ulcers and sores.

When cutting the stem into smaller sections, make sure that each one has at least one dormant bud on it.Lay the cut stems onto damp sphagnum moss. Move the stems and moss to a place that is shaded and humid, leaving them there until small plants begin...

Container measures 4.5"D. This orchid arrangement features a single white phalaenopsis orchid in a tin pail covered with decorative green sheet moss. Orchid measure 18" - 22" in height.

The combination creates a whimsical style. Orchids measure 20" - 24" in height. Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchid sits in a woven basket container topped with green sheet moss.

Orchids are easy to grow, if you know the ins and outs of how to care for them. If they are black, hollow, mushy or look like wires, they should be discarded.Divide the plant making sure each section of cut stem has at least three healthy growths with...

Pail is topped with decorative green moss. Orchids measure 16" - 22" in height. Bold and simple. This orchid arrangement features a darker red phalaenlopsis orchid in a simple pail.

Blooms will appear on the orchid from late winter to early march and will continue to bloom each year with the proper care. This arrangement measures 18"-22" when fully bloomed. Arrives in a 5" wooden box.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. This classic purple phalaenopsis orchid is paired with a natural wooden box topped with decorative green sheet moss. Orchid measures 18" - 24" in height.

Black tapered square container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchid sits in a black modern plastic container topped with green sheet moss. Orchid measures 20" - 24" in height. This orchid arrangement features a double spike red phalaenlopsis with a decorative...

The combination creates a natural arrangement perfect for an indoor setting. Orchids measure 20" - 24" in height. Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchid sits in a wooden box container topped with green sheet moss.

Epidendrums will bloom in the late winter and into early summer. Epidendrums blooms can reach up to 15" - 22" in height. Epidendrum arrives in 5" wooden box with a liner. They will continue to bloom each year with the proper care.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. One of our larger single spike orchid arrangements, the orchid measures 20" - 24" in height. Orchid sits in a wooden box container topped with green sheet moss.

The difference between them is water retention. Use a combination of any of the mediums you like, or use them individually. The main goals for potting orchids are proper irrigation, water retention control, and support.

Close to 25,000 naturally occurring orchid species exist on every continent, and all have their own distinctive characteristics or adaptations. In an epiphytic orchid, one or more sections of a stem bulge outward and become darkened areas, which are the...

Orchids in full bloom tend to require more water than orchids with only foliage. A pot with good drainage holes and a layer of sphagnum moss over the loamy soil ensures sufficient moisture and adequate drainage.Although most orchids come from the nursery...

Most epiphytic orchids fall into this category.Like other plants, epiphytic orchids have leaves, stems, flowers and roots. In the wild, orchids can be found on every continent except Antarctica, though the great majority live in tropical and subtropical...

Orchids are perfectly happy to stay rootbound in the same pot for years. If your orchid has nodules on the flower stem, cut the stem 1/4 inch above one of the leaf-like bumps. After the orchid finishes blooming and the flower stem is completely dead,...

Allow the eggshells to cool. They grow in a wide range of environments, from arctic tundras to rain forests, writes Dr. Leonard Perry, a University of Vermont horticulturist. As with all plants, orchids require nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to grow.

Extending the dormancy period of your orchid by reducing the water and light it receives may extend periods of blooming and let you stagger blooms throughout the year.The length of bloom time for your orchid depends upon the type of orchid you have.

Each half should also include some new growth.Pull the halves completely apart, and use a pair of sharp gardening shears or a sharp knife to cut any roots connecting the two halves.