The Most Special Orchid Species

Orchids , belonging to the orchid family, are tropical flowers but can grow in almost every part of the world. It is known that there are approximately 20,000 species of orchids worldwide. In Turkey, this number is 24. The orchid family is the second largest flower family in the world.

Orchids, a rather lovely and elegant flower, have a unique character and appearance. With their neatly arranged, scale-like petals, orchids are a symbol of nobility. Delicate yet remarkably resilient and long-lasting, these flowers are among the top three best-selling flowers in our country.

Orchids can bloom at least twice, and up to four times a year. It's important to use fresh drinking water instead of tap water when watering. Orchids love light, but they shouldn't be exposed to direct sunlight.

Click here to discover RIBBON's beautiful orchids! Here are some of the most special orchid varieties…

Large Purple Orchid

Also known as the Philippine Ground Orchid, the Great Purple Orchid is evergreen and grows best in a continental climate. This seasonally blooming species is usually found with its purple color, from which it gets its name.

Boat Orchid

Boat orchids, a type of evergreen orchid, get their name from their shape. Each of the flower's long petals is positioned at equal distances from the others. These flowers, which tend to grow especially in the tropical regions of Asia and Europe, are quite easy to care for.

Bamboo Orchid

Bamboo orchids, belonging to the genus Arundina, are a type of tropical orchid. Their natural habitats are Sri Lanka, Singapore, and China. These plants are tall, and their pink flowers often have numerous blossoms on their stems.

Brassavola Orchid

Distinguished from other flowers by its magnificent fragrance, this orchid species has a delicate, white appearance. These flowers, which release their scent at night, bloom almost all year round. Easy to grow, this species requires little care.