Artificial Orchids

Using Artificial Orchids

Real orchids are renowned for being difficult to maintain. You need to make sure they’re getting the right light, you’re not over or under watering them, that they’re in the correct environment and on top of all that they need regular feeding!

With our range of beautiful faux orchids you can leave that all behind. Your artificial orchid only needs a few minutes spent fluffing out the foliage and voila!

Realistic Quality

Our orchids are like no other! In the past you may have found other artificial orchids to have obvious plastic clips and unrealistic flowers. Our replicas join seamlessly at the stem and feature large, deep green leaves. Natural bamboo canes inserted into the artificial root system support the long orchid stems so they can stand tall and show off their impressive real-touch flowers.

We check the foliage, colour, shape and size of our orchids against their natural alternatives to ensure they look and feel as realistic as possible.

Why Choose Artificial Orchids

Wide Range

We stock four beautiful orchids to suit your home décor. Our cymbidium orchid is commonly called the ‘boat orchid’ which derives from the Greek work ‘kymbos’ meaning boat. This refers to the petals which curl up like the prow of a boat.

The moth orchid earned its name through the look of its flowers, which are said to appear like a moth in flight. It features three supported stems, deep green oval leaves, an exposed root system and a mixture of fully developed and budding flowers.

The phalaenopsis orchid with moss is available in a range of colours to match the look of your interior design. Its root system is a real eye-catcher that’s sure to make a great first impression!

Lastly, the large white orchid is our biggest, most impressive orchid. Standing tall from 3 – 5ft in artificial moss, you can’t miss this beauty.

But don’t just take it from us, find out what real customers think by reading the reviews on the relevant product pages.

Price

Although the upfront cost of artificial orchids is usually more than real orchids, in the long run they work out to be much more affordable. You’ll never have to pay for feeding, repotting or replacing your orchid and don’t forget all the time you’ll save too.

Allergies and Toxins

Although orchids are not toxic to pets, a percentage of the population may be sensitive to the orchid sap which can cause dermatitis as an allergic reaction.