Orchid roots are highly adapted and are essential to the plant’s survival. Varieties that grow in the ground often feature tubers which store water and help the orchid to survive at times when water ...

Orchids are divided into two categories: epiphytic, which anchor themselves to other plants and terrestrial orchids, which grow in the ground on ... compared to other orchid varieties, but can ...

Orchids are divided into two categories: epiphytic, which anchor themselves to other plants and terrestrial orchids, which grow in the ground on top of a layer ... have smaller flowers compared to ...

The orchid family (Orchidaceae ... which anchor themselves to other plants and terrestrial orchids, which grow in the ground on top of a layer of moss. Most orchids need bright, indirect light ...

Carefully chosen and arranged for guests to enjoy, the garden displays an impressive variety of both native and exotic orchid varieties. This garden also ... an exhilarating walkway suspended high ...

The Chinese Ground Orchid (Bletilla striata), also called the Hyacinth Orchid ... although smaller and larger varieties are also available. Their leaves can be variegated white, lime green and ...

But remember, some varieties of orchids can be easier to care for than others. The Phalaenopsis orchid, which has yellow or ...