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In our previous post, we discussed how orchids are constantly growing in popularity in the United States, found in homes, offices, and public places throughout the country.
Dendrobium orchids are a preferred choice among orchid growers because they do not require much maintenance. They are considered “all-purpose” orchids, and they are capable of producing some of the most beautiful flowers despite receiving little care. These orchids come in an extensive variety of colors and shapes.
Cattleya orchids are characterized by large, flamboyant flowers, which can range in size from 2 to 6 inches. The flowers can be of any color, except black and true blue. These orchids are suitable for you if you live in an area where there is an abundance of natural light.
Laelia orchids usually have short stems, and they produce star-shaped flowers that are pink or purple in color. They bloom in spring or fall, and their preferred growing conditions can range from dry and cool to warm and humid conditions, depending on their species. They are close relatives of cattleya orchids.
Oncidium orchids are sometimes called spray orchids because their branches look like they are “spraying out”. Their flowers have a large lip and frilly edges, and they come in different shades of yellow, red, pink, and white.
Miltonias are easily identifiable by their large, splendorous flowers. Their flowers are long-lasting, and they emit an exotic fragrance that is somewhat similar to that of roses. Due to their pleasant scent, they are excellent plants for growing indoors.
Odontoglossums are relatively easy to maintain, and they produce large beautiful flowers. However, they need high levels of humidity in order to flourish.
Watch our Orchid Care Videos to learn how to provide the best care for your orchids.
