Buy Orchid Plants Online In India From Plant Store

At Plant Store, we grow orchids from seedling to blooming size under controlled conditions, from fragrant Cattleyas to Dendrobiums and Phalaenopsis. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned collector, we have the right variety for your space and budget.

Why Choose Plant Store for Orchid Plants Online

Buying orchids online means worrying if they'll survive shipping and the Indian climate. Our orchids are grown in humidity-controlled environments, packed professionally, and shipped with region-specific care guides. We've served thousands of happy customers nationwide.

Orchid Plant Care in India: A Complete Guide

Indian conditions differ from Western climates, so care needs a few key adjustments.

Watering: Water only when the medium feels dry, every 5–7 days in summer, 10–14 in winter. Avoid water pooling in the crown.

Light: Bright, indirect light is best; an east-facing window works well. Medium olive-green leaves indicate ideal light.

Humidity and Air Circulation: Maintain 50–70% humidity using a pebble tray or humidifier, especially in dry winters. Ensure good airflow to prevent fungal issues.

Temperature: Most orchids thrive between 18–32°C. Cymbidiums prefer cooler climates like hill stations.

Fertilising: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer (20-20-20) at half strength every two weeks in growing season, monthly in winter. Never fertilise dry roots.

How to Plant Orchids: Repotting Guide

Repot every 18–24 months. Use orchid bark or moss (never soil), trim unhealthy roots, choose a transparent or terracotta pot, and repot without compacting the medium. Skip fertiliser for 3–4 weeks after.

Orchid Plants as Indoor Plants: What to Expect

Phalaenopsis bloom 3–5 months; Dendrobiums 6–8 weeks; Cattleyas bloom big and fragrant once or twice yearly. Orchids are generally pet-safe and help freshen indoor air.

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.

Orchids— FAQs

Are orchids difficult to grow?

Orchids are easier to maintain once their basic requirements are understood. The most important factors are bright filtered light, airflow, correct watering and a suitable growing medium.

How often should orchids be watered?

Watering depends on the orchid variety, weather and growing medium. Allow the medium to approach dryness before watering again rather than keeping it constantly wet.

Can orchids be grown indoors?

Yes. Many orchids grow well indoors near a bright window with indirect or filtered sunlight and good ventilation.

What potting medium should I use for orchids?

Most orchids require an airy medium such as bark, charcoal or other orchid-specific substrates rather than dense garden soil.

Why isn't my orchid flowering again?

Insufficient light is a common reason, although maturity, nutrition, temperature and the orchid's natural flowering season also play a role.

Should I cut the flower spike after the flowers fall?

It depends on the orchid variety and condition of the spike. A completely dry or brown spike can generally be removed, while a healthy green spike may still have active nodes.