One of three sisters

Orchids represent one of nature’s most diverse and sophisticated plant families, boasting over 25,000 species.
Found on every continent except Antarctica, they range from the common Phalaenopsis to rare, exotic varieties. These plants are famous for their bilateral symmetry and unique reproductive strategies, often evolving to mimic specific insects for pollination.
​While often labeled as "divas," most orchids thrive with consistent indirect light and proper drainage.
They typically grow as epiphytes, clinging to trees rather than sitting in soil.
Their stunning, long-lasting blooms symbolize luxury and strength, making them a favorite for both botanists and casual enthusiasts.