| There are virtually thousands of orchid species found | | | | Vanda |
| throughout the world. You will likely want to choose a | | | | Up next are the Vanda orchids. They are quite exotic |
| plant that produces beautiful flowers. However, you | | | | and liked because of their unique design. The flowers |
| will also need to consider the type of environment | | | | emerge from the bases of the leaves. The leaves |
| that you can provide. This article will discuss some of | | | | themselves grow from the plant's single stalk. These |
| the most popular orchid species. | | | | plants can produce between five and 20 flowers |
| Dendrobium | | | | each bloom. |
| This is one of the most popular varieties. These | | | | Laelia |
| plants produces either twins or triplets of three inch | | | | Laelia orchids, cousins the Cattleyas, hail from Mexico. |
| flowers. The flowers come in colors of red, white, | | | | They flower in the fall and winter. The flowers range |
| orange, and purple. Dendrobium orchids can go | | | | from white with yellow markings, yellow with red |
| relatively tall, so you need to make sure you provide | | | | markings, and white with rose and purple lips. Laelias |
| stability with a stake. During the summer months, | | | | prefer plenty of light and temperatures ranging from |
| you need to give them full light, humidity, and provide | | | | 60 to 65 degrees. |
| warm temperatures. They like less humidity and heat | | | | Cymbidium |
| during the winter. | | | | One of the final most popular orchid species is the |
| Cattleya | | | | Cymbidium. Flowers can be colored either white, |
| One of the next popular orchid species is the | | | | brown, green, or red. After being cut, they last |
| Cattleya variety. These plants produce white, yellow, | | | | longer than most other types. Therefore, they are |
| rose, or purple flowers. They are also well-liked | | | | commonly used to create corsages. You should grow |
| because of their beautiful scent. It's best to grow | | | | Cymbidiums somewhere that is no more than 60 |
| them in temperatures ranging from 60 to 80 degrees | | | | degrees Fahrenheit. |
| Fahrenheit. | | | | |