Orchids are a popular flowering potted plant, with many types available year-round. Early spring is an excellent time to buy orchids, while late winter is ideal for those looking for orchids that bloom in late winter or early spring. Common orchid varieties like Phalaenopsis and Dendrobium are available year-round, and clearance sales are available in fall.
Healthy orchids should have turgid, pest-resistant leaves. Tiger-Stripe Orchid, also known as Cymbidium iridioides, has a grasslike leaf. Phalaenopsis orchids are the most popular, and they are easy to rebloom. Store-bought orchids, particularly phaelenopsis, are fairly easy to repot once they’re done blooming in good orchid bark.
Orchids are commonly sold in nurseries, groceries, and box stores. The most common orchids found for sale are Phalaenopsis, Dendrobium, and Oncidium. Triangle Nursery is an online wholesale florist supplier specializing in wholesale Phalaenopsis Orchid wedding flowers.
Orchids at the Farmers’ Market are likely of good quality but are used like cut flowers by consumers. The US Department of Agriculture only allows the import of potted Phalaenopsis orchids from 113 companies in Taiwan, 12 in China, and four in the US.
Garden orchids, such as hardy Cypripedium, are sold in the spring and autumn when they are in bloom. Grocery and box stores often display blooming orchids at competitive prices, allowing consumers to see and purchase them in bloom.
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