Buy Orchid Plants Online In India From Plant Store

At Plant Store, we do not just sell orchids, we grow them. From fragrant Cattleyas to long-blooming Dendrobiums and elegant Phalaenopsis, every orchid plant in our collection is nurtured from seedling to blooming size under controlled conditions before it reaches your doorstep. Whether you're a seasoned collector or buying your first orchid plant in India, we have the right variety for your space, skill level, and budget.

Why Choose Plant Store for Orchid Plants Online

We understand that buying orchid plants online in India comes with a risk: will the plant arrive healthy? Will it survive the Indian climate? These are the exact questions we've built our process around.

Our orchids are grown in humidity-controlled environments, packed with professional-grade material, and shipped with care guides specific to Indian conditions, whether you're in a Kolkata apartment, a Delhi bungalow, or a Bengaluru balcony. We've supplied thousands of orchid enthusiasts across the country and stand behind every plant we ship.

Our Orchid Plant Collection

We offer one of India's most diverse selections of orchid plants for sale, spanning beginner-friendly combos to rare collector-grade specimens:

• Phalaenopsis Orchids — The most popular orchid indoor plant in India. Long bloom spikes, easy care, perfect for living rooms. Available with buds for instant color.

• Cattleya Orchids — Known for large, fragrant blooms. We stock rare hybrids like Cattleya Aclandiae x Little Star, Chantley Lace, and Nakorn Pathom Silver, many at blooming size.

• Dendrobium Orchids — Tough, adaptable, and prolific bloomers. An excellent first orchid for Indian homes.

• Tolumnia Orchids — Compact miniature orchids, ideal for small spaces, balconies, and offices.

• Cymbidium Orchid Bulbs — Best suited for cooler Indian climates (hills, North India winters). Available in mixed colors.

• Value Combos — Our assorted seedling combos are a smart way to start your orchid collection at a lower cost while experiencing multiple varieties.

Orchid Plant Care in India — A Complete Guide

Written by the horticulture team at Plant Store, based on years of growing orchids in Indian conditions.

Caring for orchid plants in India is different from following generic Western care guides. Our climate with its monsoons, dry winters, and intense summers requires some specific adjustments.

Watering

The single biggest mistake with orchid plant care is overwatering. Orchid roots need to breathe. Water thoroughly only when the potting medium feels dry to the touch typically every 5–7 days in summer, and every 10–14 days in winter. Always use water at room temperature. Avoid letting water sit in the crown of Phalaenopsis orchids, as this causes crown rot.

Light

Orchid plants thrive in bright, indirect light. An east-facing window is ideal for most varieties. Avoid direct afternoon sun, which scorches leaves. If your orchid's leaves are dark green, it's getting too little light; pale yellowish-green with some red tint means it's getting too much. A medium olive-green is the sweet spot.

Humidity and Air Circulation

Most orchid plants prefer humidity between 50–70%. In dry Delhi winters or air-conditioned rooms, place a tray of water with pebbles beneath the pot or use a small humidifier nearby. Good air circulation is just as important as stagnant air encourages fungal disease.

Temperature

Most orchids sold in India do well between 18°C and 32°C. Cattleyas and Dendrobiums can handle the higher end of Indian summers. Cymbidiums, however, prefer cooler temperatures and are best suited to hill stations and North Indian winters.

Fertilising

Feed your orchid with a balanced liquid orchid fertilizer (N-P-K 20-20-20 or similar) diluted to half strength every two weeks during the growing season (spring through early monsoon). Reduce to once a month in winter. Never fertilise a completely dry plant — always water first.

How to Plant Orchids — Repotting Guide

Orchids should be repotted every 18–24 months, or whenever you notice roots escaping the pot, the potting medium breaking down, or stunted growth. Here's how to do it right:

Step 1 — Choose the right medium. Orchids cannot grow in regular garden soil. Use a coarse orchid bark mix, sphagnum moss, or a combination. Bark provides drainage; moss retains just enough moisture. At the Plant Store, all our plants ship in a suitable growing medium.

Step 2 — Remove and inspect roots. Gently remove the plant and shake off the old medium. Trim any black, mushy, or completely dry roots with sterile scissors. Healthy roots are white-to-green and firm.

Step 3 — Choose the right pot. Many orchid growers prefer transparent plastic pots because they let light reach the roots and allow you to check moisture without disturbing the plant. Terracotta works well for Dendrobiums and Cattleyas.

Step 4 — Repot and stabilize. Place the plant so the newest growth has room to expand. Pack fresh orchid bark around the roots without compacting it. Stake if necessary.

Step 5 — Post-repotting care. Withhold fertiliser for 3–4 weeks after repotting. Water lightly for the first week.

Orchid Plants as Indoor Plants — What to Expect

Orchids are among the most rewarding indoor orchid plants you can grow in India. A healthy Phalaenopsis can bloom continuously for 3–5 months. Dendrobiums produce cascading clusters of flowers for 6–8 weeks. Cattleyas, though they bloom once or twice a year, produce blooms that are simply unmatched in size and fragrance.

Unlike many flowering plants, orchids are not toxic to pets (though individual sensitivity varies; consult your vet if concerned). Several of our Cattleya varieties are labelled pet-safe in our collection.

Orchids also improve indoor air quality by absorbing CO₂ and releasing oxygen. A cluster of 3–4 orchid plants in a room creates a noticeably fresher environment.

Orchid Plant FAQs

How often should I water my orchid plant?
Everyday in summer, 2-4 days in winter. Always check that the medium is dry before watering again.

Can I grow orchid plants indoors without a garden?
Yes. Most orchids sold at Plant Store, especially Phalaenopsis, Dendrobium, and Tolumnia are specifically suited to indoor (with filtered sunlight) conditions.

Why is my orchid not blooming?
The most common reasons are insufficient light, lack of a temperature drop at night (necessary to trigger blooming in many varieties), or over-fertilising with high-nitrogen fertiliser. Switch to a bloom-booster formula (low N, high P and K) during late autumn.

What is the best orchid for beginners in India?
Dendrobium Sonia and assorted Phalaenopsis combos are our top recommendations for first-time growers. They are forgiving, widely adaptable, and produce multiple blooms.

Are orchid plants expensive to maintain?
No. Once established, orchids need minimal inputs periodic watering, diluted fertiliser, and repotting every two years. The main investment is getting the initial care routine right.

Can orchid plants be gifted?
Orchids are one of the most popular gifting plants in India — for birthdays, housewarmings, anniversaries, and corporate occasions. Their long blooming life means the recipient enjoys the gift for months, not days.

About Our Orchids — Why Plant Store

At Plant Store, our orchid collection has been curated over years of hands-on growing experience. We source from trusted growers, grow our seedlings to established sizes before selling, and include variety-specific care information with every order. Our team is available to answer your post-purchase questions — because our job doesn't end at checkout.

We offer orchid plants for sale across India, with secure packaging designed to keep plants stress-free in transit. Orders are dispatched with tracking, and we follow up on any transit issues promptly.

If you have any queries or need assistance in choosing the right succulent plant, feel free to call us at 8882184978. Our team will be happy to guide you.