Orchid Plants- Phalaenopsis - Rare Orchids

Enhance Your Home with Our Elegant Orchid Plants

Add a touch of refined luxury to your home with our Orchid Plants collection. Known for their sculptural stems and symmetrical, long-lasting flowers, Orchids are the ultimate living centrepieces. From the classic, graceful arches of the Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid) to more exotic varieties, these plants bring a high-end, gallery-like feel to any room.

We take pride in sourcing rare orchids that are hard to find in standard garden centres. This includes the Paphiopedilum (Slipper Orchid), renowned for its unusual pouch-shaped lip and distinctive markings. Unlike many other varieties, the Jewel Orchids Ludisia discolour, and Macodes Petola are prized not just for their flowers but also for their stunning, velvety foliage that shimmers with deep mahogany and gold veins, making them a standout feature even when not in bloom. Some orchids are delicately scented, filling your space with a soft, natural fragrance — varieties like Phalaenopsis Bolgheri. Phalaenopsis Singolo is known for its striking XXL flowers, with fewer blooms that grow impressively large.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make my orchid bloom again?

Orchid Plants are famous for their ability to re-bloom! Once the flowers drop, prune the stem just above a "node" (a small bump on the stalk). Keep your orchid in bright, indirect light and ensure it experiences a slight drop in temperature at night to trigger new spikes. Using our specialist orchid soil (bark-based) ensures the roots stay aerated and healthy for the next flowering cycle.

How often should I water an orchid?""Orchids hate 'wet feet.” The best method is to soak the nursery pot in water for 5–10 minutes about once a week, then let it drain completely before placing it back in its decorative pot. A good sign it's time to water is when the roots turn silvery grey rather than green.

What is the best light for an orchid?

Orchid Plants love light but are sensitive to heat. A north or east-facing windowsill is usually ideal. If the leaves turn very dark green, they need more light; if they turn yellow or develop spots, they might be getting too much direct sun. We recommend filtered light to keep the blooms vibrant for months.

How do you ship flowering orchids safely?

Shipping a plant in bloom requires precision. From our London studio, we use bespoke "clever-packing" that secures the flowering spikes and cushions the delicate petals to prevent bruising. All plants and pots are shipped fast across the UK from our London studio.