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Combining traditional breeding expertise with modern biotechnology, we collaborate with trusted partners to develop and collect orchid varieties that are adaptive, easy to cultivate, transport-friendly, and visually unique. We regularly share updates and new variety information with our clients.

• Wide variety of species and rich color options

• Advanced cultivation techniques and temperature control

• Strong, healthy plants with long blooming periods

• Professional packaging and comprehensive export procedures

• World-class quality and aesthetic appeal

Plant appearance may vary depending on the season, species, and growing conditions. Photos on our website are sample images for reference only.

Rest assured, we ensure each plant is healthy and correctly labeled before shipping. If there are any issues with plant health or variety, please contact us immediately and we’ll assist you.

Flower color or shape may vary slightly due to environmental factors such as light, temperature, and humidity. This is completely normal.

If you purchased a mutation variety, color or shape changes may occur of several factors, and the flower may even revert to its original one — a typical feature of variant orchids.

Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid):Large, butterfly-shaped flowers, diverse in color, with long-lasting blooms. A popular choice for indoor decoration

Oncidium (Dancing Lady Orchid):Smaller, abundant flowers with a delicate, flowing appearance. Blooms may be shorter in duration but very vibrant and showy in clusters.

Generally, water every 7–10 days, depending on humidity and temperature. Tips to determine watering needs:

• Touch the growing medium or roots — water only when dry

• In transparent pots, roots turning silvery-white indicate dryness

• Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot

Common causes and solutions:

Environmental changes or repotting:Environmental changes or repotting:

Overwatering or underwatering:Adjust watering schedule

Inadequate or excessive light:Provide bright, indirect light

Pest or disease issues:Inspect regularly and treat promptlyFlower can be part of the natural blooming cycle — no need to worry if the plant is otherwise healthy.

Most Phalaenopsis orchids bloom once or twice a year. With proper care, they can rebloom for many years. Tips to encourage reblooming:

• After flowers drop, trim the spike above the second node

• Provide a day-night temperature difference (about 10°C or 18°F)

• Ensure proper air circulation and bright, indirect light

• Use orchid-specific fertilizer as needed