Orchid Arrangements & Plants Delivery

Indulge in the lush beauty of farm-fresh orchid plants, a perfect token of appreciation for yourself or a loved one. Experience the joy of a surprise orchid delivery straight to your door from our partner farms in Ohio. Available in vibrant hues of pink and purple, our orchids add a touch of tropical vacation to your home or office. Boost your mood and beautify your space with our lush orchids for sale.
Not only are these exquisite flowers a sight to behold, but they also have a long life span and can transform any place into a serene haven of relaxation. Orchid plants make exceptional gifts for occasions like Valentine's Day or Mother's Day. Treat yourself to some self-care by ordering these calming blooms.

Types of Orchids

Phalaenopsis: Originating from Southeast Asia, these orchids come in pink, white, yellow, and even spotted or striped varieties. Ideal for any occasion, they symbolize health and prosperity, conveying your heartfelt sentiments effortlessly.
Dendrobium: Representing wisdom and beauty, Dendrobium orchids showcase petals in warm yellows and browns to vibrant pinks and purples. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or friendship gifts, these orchids make a striking impression.
Cymbidium: Recognized for their classic elegance, Cymbidium orchids are available in green, burgundy, and pink, often featuring contrasting centers. Symbolizing strength and nobility, they make an inspirational gift for various occasions.
Oncidium: With colors ranging from yellow and orange to bright fuchsia, Oncidium orchids symbolize love and talent. Ideal for graduations, birthdays, anniversaries, or congratulations, unique varieties like tiger crow and wildcat add a special touch.

Pink Orchids Delivery

Pink orchids are exotic and mesmerizing flowers that epitomize elegance and sophistication. They represent love, femininity, and grace, making them a perfect gift to express appreciation, admiration, or affection. Whether you’re surprising a loved one or showing gratitude to a friend or colleague, pink orchids convey deep emotions and make anyone feel cherished.

FAQs

What do Orchids represent?

Orchids, from vibrant Phalaenopsis to hearty Oncidium, carry diverse symbols and meanings. They can express messages like "happy birthday" or "I'm glad to have you in my life" with natural beauty, making the journey of exploring orchids just as delightful as gifting them.

How long is the lifespan of Orchids?

Orchids are celebrated for their stunning appearance and elegance. Their lifespan varies—some orchid plants, like Phalaenopsis, can bloom for three months or more with proper care, while other species may only last a few weeks. Cut orchids typically last from days to weeks, depending on the species and care provided. For expert tips on extending the life of your orchids, consult our florists.

What is an orchid?

The orchid family is the largest flowering plant family on earth with about 30,000 species. Developed about 84 million years ago, orchids have had plenty of time to develop into very specialized organisms.

How Often Should I Water My Orchid?

Every 7 days In general, orchids should be watered every 7 days during the winter and twice a week when the weather turns warm and dry.
Tip: do NOT overwater. Constant wetness will cause the roots to rot and makes the leaves droopy, eventually killing the plant.

How Should I Fertilize My Orchid?

Orchids should be fertilized at least once monthly. For best results, however, fertilizer should be diluted and applied weekly, especially during the growing season. In the winter, when the plant is dormant, go back to once a month fertilizing and use half as much orchid fertilizer.

Can I Keep My Orchid Indoors?

They are perfect for indoors since they can tolerate lower light. They do not like to stay dry for more than a day or two, especially when growing or blooming. Bloom season is winter and spring.

Should I Repot My Orchid?

Only if it’s really necessary. When repotting, make sure to remove the old mix from the pot, being careful not to break or crush too many roots. Notice the roots that feel solid because these are generally the living roots. Rinse the root system thoroughly as this makes them more flexible, and cleans off the old potting medium so you can have a clearer look at the roots. Finish by putting your plant in a new pot, carefully bending the aerial roots into the pot, and voila!