McBean's - looking after
orchids and orchid lovers since 1879
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It is a common misconception that all orchids are difficult to grow. In fact it is one of the charms of orchid collecting that the various species in the genus include a wide spectrum of challenge for the grower, ranging from very simple to highly demanding. Three of the species illustrated on this site - cymbidium, phalaenopsis and zygopetalum - fall into the straightforward category, making reliable house or greenhouse plants. The fourth - odontoglossum - is in the intermediate range and is not a good starter plant for the newcomer to orchid growing. Click on the names for detailed cultural instructions. A hard copy version of these cultural notes is included with the plants you buy. Whatever orchids you choose to grow - and we have many, many more - you can be sure of expert advice and practical help if you need it - just call McBean's.
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