Small Orchid Plant

The Better-Gro Lavender Cattleya Packaged Orchid allows you to grow a large 4 in. The Cattleya is an ideal type of orchid for novices and can be transplanted into a larger pot. Blooming orchid in your own home.

The plant will not be in bloom. This Non-Blooming Vanda will be a delight for any orchid enthusiast. With the proper treatment, the orchid will bloom yearly. Flower size will range from 2 in.

The Better-Gro Red and Art Shades Cattleya Packaged Orchid allow you to grow a large 4 in. The Cattleya is an ideal type of orchid for novices and can be transplanted into a larger pot.

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

A proven bloomer and stunning plant, this flower is guaranteed to be a focal point in any interior room. A premium selected plant with 6 or more flowers and buds. Just Add Ice Orchids is one of the most trusted floral brands in North America, providing...

Blooming orchid nestled in a high quality, neutral ceramic pot. Extremely easy to care for. A beautiful, 5 in. A proven bloomer and stunning plant, this flower is guaranteed to be a focal point in any interior room.

Phalaenopsis hybrids growing in a commercial orchid nurseryThe large white and pink hybrids are among the most popularMore exotic are the yellow spotted types and green-flowered Phalaenopsis or moth orchids, are among the easiest and most popular orchids...

This orchid grows in open woods throughout the east in USDA hardiness zones 4-10, preferring dappled sunlight and little competition from shrubs or perennials. Rattlesnake plantain's beautifully patterned leaves accent woodland foliage nicely, particularly...

Like other plants, you can clone orchids through a method called propagation.Mix a solution of 1 part bleach to 3 parts water and use it to clean the razor blade or knife you're using to cut the orchid stem and the pots that the new orchids are being...

Minimal yet elegant, our classic white orchid arrangement is perfect for the simple gift. Orchid measure 18" - 22" in height. This orchid arrangement features a single white phalaenopsis orchid in a tin pail covered with decorative green sheet moss.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchids measure 20" - 24" in height. The combination creates a whimsical style. 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...

The darker colors leave a lasting impression. Bold and simple. This orchid arrangement features a darker red phalaenlopsis orchid in a simple pail. Pail is topped with decorative green moss.

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

Phalaenopsis orchids are best known for their vibrant purple varieties. Orchid measures 18" - 24" in height. This classic purple phalaenopsis orchid is paired with a natural wooden box topped with decorative green sheet moss.

This orchid arrangement features a double spike red phalaenlopsis with a decorative wooden screen. Orchid measures 20" - 24" in height. Orchid sits in a black modern plastic container topped with green sheet moss.

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

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

This orchid arrangement features a single spike phalaenopsis orchid in a natural wooden basket container. Orchid sits in a wooden box container topped with green sheet moss. One of our larger single spike orchid arrangements, the orchid measures 20" -...

Use 1 cup of both medium-grade charcoal and peat moss mixed with 6 cups of fir bark. If you are more worried about overwatering than drying, use a medium like clay pellets or rock wool because they dry quickly and will keep excess water away from the...

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...

Providing additional water during the flowering season discourages wilting due to dehydration. Orchids require at least eight hours of sunlight each day. These plants prefer about a 10-degree difference between the daytime and nighttime temperatures.

According to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, their root systems tend to be less extensive than plants that live on the ground but are capable of fast, efficient uptake of water and nutrients.

With over 1,500 species and thousands of hybrids, any prolifically blooming but unknown variety of orchid with a long, arching stem should be considered a Dendrobium.Inspect your orchid.

Discard the grounds, keeping the liquid.Heat 10 broken eggshells in a 200-degree oven for 30 minutes to kill bacteria. Plain molasses in 1 pint water and mix vigorously. Some types grow in soil, while others grow on the sides of trees, taking their nourishment...

However according to an article from Colorado State University, "with proper selection" you can have blooming orchids in your home yearlong. Since orchids thrive in humid conditions, mist the stems and leaves daily or move the plant near other potted...

To ensure flowering the following season, each half should contain at least three bulbs. Pack the sides of the pot with the trimmed white roots, and fill around the roots with orchid compost.