(Please inform us if your weather is going to be below 26F when you place the order.) 墨兰铭品桃姬，产地台湾，1963年发现，1977年在台湾发现登记的新品种，1982年登录中国兰花名品录，由澎双松先生命名桃姬（红花系列的代表），其以花色鲜明，粉红娇艳，叶姿潇洒文雅而可爱而得到广大兰友的认可。 Flowering Period: June to November. Easy to grow, easy to bloom(shipped with buds) Note: Planter not included and shipped bare root with moss. We will try to select the orchids with buds for you if they are during flowering period, but most orchids are shipped without flower buds. Orchids will be shipped bare root wrapped with moss. When you receive them, the roots will be dry, this is normal. If the roots are too dry, please soak them for a few minutes in water and plant them in a good orchid medium. The orchids should be going into thriving soon.
Use these essential orchid care tips from a lifelong grower to successfully grow orchids as houseplants. With the right conditions including light and temperature, orchids can bloom for months.
Learn how to propagate new orchids with these three easy methods. Here are some step-by-step guides to propagate new orchids using keiki growth, pseduobulb division, or stem cuttings. Find out how to take care of your newly propagated orchids and when you can expect them to bloom. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Propagation #Keiki #Pseudobulb #IndoorGardening #Houseplant
Climbing Cactus This orchid cactus features clusters of lovely, six inch salmon-pink flowers, their rear rows a translucent salmon, while the inner petals are a glowing orange. It blooms most commonly in spring but sometimes at multiple times of the year. These funnel-shaped flowers are wide at the opening and feature contrasting white stamen. Notched, succulent leaves are green but often acquire a red blush in cooler months. Cascading branches vary in length from 12 to 30”. Primarily grown as a houseplant, it will want bright indirect light to promote blooming. Early morning or late afternoon sun is also fine. Use a potting mix of half potting soil and half orchid bark or pumice. Water frequently during the growing season, to promote healthy stems and success in flowering. Provide drier conditions during the winter months. Fertilize monthly with a 10-10-10 formula after the cactus quits blooming (mid-summer). Continue until the plant enters dormancy, usually in November.
Ready to cut your orchid flower spike, but aren't sure where? Get step-by-step-instructions on where to cut the orchid flower spike.
Cattleya Orchids, with their exceptionally large and beautiful flowers grow well as houseplants and are an eye-catching beauty. Here are some tips about planting and care.
Learn when you should and should not cut off those wrinkled, wilted limp orchid leaves. Plus, learn why orchid leaves turn limp after repotting. #Orchid #OrchidCare #OrchidLeaf #IndoorGardening #Houseplant
Love orchids but afraid they're too hard to grow? They're not! Find out what you need to know about caring for Phalaenopsis orchids.
Epidendrum orchids are one of the most forgiving, easiest orchids to grow! Learn more about Epidendrum orchid care here, including lighting and watering needs, how often to repot, temperature and humidity requirements and more. Everything you need to know to successfully grow Epidendrum orchids. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Epidendrum #IndoorGardening #Houseplant
Masterful Watercolor OrchidsIncorporate your artistic side into the natural elements of your home with watercolor orchids. The Masterful Watercolor Orchids makes simple look stunning with beautiful tones of a deep purple and blue. Requiring only a few ice cubes each week make this artistic creation an ideal houseplant.DetailsThis plant is approximately 20" tall.Comes in a gray planter.Orchids prefer indirect sunlight. This plant does best when the soil is evenly moist and watered when dry to the touch about once a week.This plant is best suited for indoor growing. DELIVERY INFORMATIONYour fresh from the farm plant is inspected and shipped in a gift box. We provide a 14-day lush plant guarantee. See Delivery DetailsWe may occasionally need to substitute for color or flower variety. See Substitution PolicyITEM: #P4001
This is an exotic, semi-spider type orchid, very unique! Miltassia is an intergeneric hybrid between the genera Brassia and Miltonia. Miltassia C.M. Fitch 'Izumi’ is one of the parent hybrids of one of our bestsellers, Beallara Marfitch 'Howard's Dream'. This listing is for one mature/blooming size Miltassia live orchid plant, also known as a Spider Type orchid. Rare varieties of orchids are a wonderfully unique addition to one’s houseplant and exotics collection – or an excellent gift for that tropical flower lover in your family! Spice up your home decor with an actual living decoration, and know we’re always here to help you through years of blooms. Rare genera orchids are often well suited to indoor horticulture and are easier to care for than pop gardening might have you believe. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any concerns. ▼ THIS LISTING ▼ ✿ Live Miltassia Orchid Plant ✿ Blooming size, but not currently in bloom ✿ 4” Nursery Pot - No added cost, can vary in shape, color, and material ▼ Pot Upgrades ▼ Add a pot upgrade from the listings linked below! This live orchid plant comes in an approximately 4" Nursery Pot by default, but is also available potted in… 🌻 Eco Pot - 4.5x4.25" - Premium, eco-chic, and environmentally sustainable organic polymer pots made from renewable rice hull plant fibers. Saucer included, biodegradable over 5 years when kept outdoors. Earth-friendly and available in Coral Red, Ebony Black, Avocado Green, Harvest Yellow, Tangerine Orange, or Peony Pink. Specify color preference in order notes during check-out - or let us surprise you! www.etsy.com/listing/1207726152 🌼 Net Pot - 5x4" - A simple black polymer pot with holes on the sides and bottom that offer superior aeration to the root zone. Great for DiY hanging baskets. www.etsy.com/listing/1239705753 ▼ Useful Add-ons ▼ 💧 For an even happier and healthier plant, we recommend the use of a humidity tray. Our polymer humidity trays are Black Pearl color and come with the perfect amount of river pebbles. Humidity trays are meant to be filled with water on a regular basis. The evaporating water increases ambient humidity to your orchid plant’s foliage. The use of river pebbles speeds up the evaporation rate, making for an even more effective setup. Humidity trays are also useful for catching runoff when you water your new plant pal! www.etsy.com/listing/970386518 - FREE SHIPPING when added to cart with one of our plants 🌱 Bombotany uses premium potting media with our live orchids (organics such as AOS recommended Orchiata Bark or Besgrow "Spagmoss" with horticultural grade amendments such as lava rock, perlite, and charcoal). www.etsy.com/shop/bombotany/?etsrc=sdt§ion_id=29075906 - currently available growing supplies It's the duty of the buyer to open packages immediately upon arrival - hot/cold weather is dangerous to live plants. Keep an eye on your tracking number - your plant pal will thank you! If you're concerned about weather we can always delay your order until things are more comfortable. Interested in who we are or insight into our greenhouse? Check us out on Instagram @Bombotany! ▼ See our Shop Policy / FAQ down below ▼ ▼ for important information @ this listing ▼
Orchids can usually live in the same pot for at least a year or two without any problems. But sooner or later, your orchid will outgrow its pot, or its potting mix will start to break down. That's when you'll need to repot it.
With graceful and fascinating flowers, orchids can be excellent houseplants. Which variety will you choose? Discover 23 different types to grow indoors now.
Don't give up on your ailing orchid – follow these expert tips to get it thriving and blooming once again.
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Follow these Phalaenopsis orchid care tips to grow and enjoy these beautiful plants in your tropical jungle.
Orchids can usually live in the same pot for at least a year or two without any problems. But sooner or later, your orchid will outgrow its pot, or its potting mix will start to break down. That's when you'll need to repot it.
"Orchids seem to drive people crazy," the author Susan Orlean wrote in The Orchid Thief. "Those who love them love them madly." This has been true for cent
With graceful and fascinating flowers, orchids can be excellent houseplants. Which variety will you choose? Discover 23 different types to grow indoors now.
Orchids make stunning decorative plants, but they’re often misunderstood by those who buy them.Contrary to popular belief, an orchid that has stopped producing flowers has entered a dormant rest period and hasn't necessarily died.
Here's a step-by-step guide to repotting an orchid with air roots, including when to cut off air roots and whether or not you can bury them. Learn all about aerial roots and their care here. #Orchid #OrchidCare #OrchidRoot #AirRoot
A tasty banana fruit gives you plenty of vitamins and minerals, and the peels are filled with the same healthy nutrition. We don't find the peels appetizing, but plants, including orchids, can benefit from the way banana peels enrich the soil.
These mould-busting plants all help to suck moisture from the air.
Learn all about keikis (baby orchid) that sometimes grow off of orchid spikes. Find out what to do with a keiki on yourown orchid.
Everything you need to know about vanilla orchid plants. Learn about how to care for and propagate vanilla orchids. #orchid #orchidcare #vanillaorchid #vanillaplanifolia #vanillaplant #vanillabeanplant
Learn how to propagate new orchids with these three easy methods. Here are some step-by-step guides to propagate new orchids using keiki growth, pseduobulb division, or stem cuttings. Find out how to take care of your newly propagated orchids and when you can expect them to bloom. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Propagation #Keiki #Pseudobulb #IndoorGardening #Houseplant
Everything you need to know about fungus gnats and how to get rid of them. Learn about why fungus gnats infest orchids, what you can do about it, and prevent it from happening again. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Houseplant #IndoorGardening #FungusGnat
Curious about orchid care after flowering and what to do with your orchid after the flowers fall off? Read more here about how to care for your orchid after it's flowers fall off, including best care practices, repotting and how you can get it to rebloom. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Rebloom #orchidflowers
Learn how to make orchids bloom again and understand why won’t my orchids bloom. You can stimulate and trigger your orchid houseplant to produce flowers.
Careful pruning can make the difference between prize blooms and bare stalks year after year. It can even encourage your orchid to rebloom!
The key to rebloom orchids is to mimic their native climate. Specifically regarding temperature and light. Here's 20 tips to rebloom orchids.
How do you repot an orchid with aerial roots? Learn how to repot an orchid with air roots that escape the pot and poke out in every direction.
