Easter decorations with orchids
Easter is coming – for many, it’s a festive weekend with delicious meals enjoyed at a beautifully decorated table, surrounded by family or friends. Fresh flowers are, of course, a must. When it comes to Easter decorations with flowers and plants, many people immediately think of the color yellow. And rightfully so – yellow symbolizes the sun, light, and spring, as well as hope and optimism – all things associated with Easter. Read on for Easter decorations with orchids.
Easter decorations with orchids
Orchids in Easter colors
Those who prefer cut flowers in a vase often go for Easter classics like daffodils or tulips. But if you want to enjoy your flowers for a longer time, blooming potted plants are a better choice – and that quickly brings you to orchids. Among the popular Phalaenopsis, also known as moth orchids, white and pink are usually most common. However, there are definitely beautiful varieties in Easter shades as well. The selection ranges from soft pastel yellow to bright sunshine yellow. There are even multi-colored varieties – for example, yellow flowers with delicate pink veins or a vivid red lip. Potted orchids are available year-round in all colors, but yellow blooms are especially fitting in spring.
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On the table or as a gift
Orchids come in all sizes – from mini to maxi. The smaller, elegant varieties are perfect as table decorations. Several grouped together in a decorative bowl make a stylish centerpiece without obstructing the view between guests. After the holidays, this Easter decoration can easily be taken apart, and the plants can be placed back into their own pots – ready for a second life. Yellow orchids are not only eye-catching on the table but also make a stylish and lasting gift or thoughtful token.
Easy care
Orchids are impressively low-maintenance. Some orchids you can give a weekly soak in water, while others prefer misting the aerial roots and leaves several times a week – either way, these exotic plants thrive. Just make sure they’re not placed in full sun; partial shade is ideal. With the right care, orchids will bloom for weeks, and after a short rest, they’ll produce fresh flower spikes for lasting enjoyment.