orchid flower.. help please

last year

I wanted to do a multi orchid, artificial arrangement in kind of a rectangular or circular rectangular pot, and I wasn’t sure if it would be a good spot, but I figured to put something a little higher so that you can see it from all sides of the room and also what I put it in the middle or on the side. Thank you for your help.

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Maureen

last year

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Consider adding visual weight/less items that feel connected and the orchid will benefit visually. Its size/container will be important as well.

https://tctcrafts.com/products/20-artificial-phalaenopsis-orchid-arrangement-faux-white-orchid-in-ceramic-bowl?variant=41851733049392

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Aisha S
Original Author
last year
These are some ideas I thought might look good but I am not at all good at home decor
Aisha S
Original Author
last year
Ideas?
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Anne Duke
last year
For those prices, you can go to Trader Joe’s and buy a real one every 4 to 6 months. Just get one with closed buds to.
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BeverlyFLADeziner
last year
Nearly Natural has very good faux orchids.
Aisha S
Original Author
last year
I would love a real one and I love them at TJ it’s just there isn’t much light and I can’t keep them alive
Alive..
Aisha S
Original Author
last year
What shape planter would you do? Rectangle or round?
freedomplace1
last year
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I like doing flower arrangements, real or faux, I am fine with both. But if your concern is not enough light for a real orchid, you could get a grow light or just a grow bulb.

https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/5721/FL-107176.html?

ETA: There’s a 50 watt one on the above link and I think that would be enough.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
IMO a real orchid plant will lasts for months I buy them because I love them and when the flowers fade I move them to a different space look after them and wait until next year for the flowers . So it is a continuous system that works for me . I truly hate fake plants or flowers even just a nice vase with real orchid stms that stilllast for weeks would be abetter choice . Actually orchids require very specific light and not intense at all If you learn about them they are quite easy to grow but not really pretty when not in bloom but IMO woth the wait . Honestly if you had less window covering your spot would be perfect for real.
chispa
last year
You say the room is dark, but you have windows. Do you open your blinds/shutters? I have friends who live like vampires and never open their shutters!
sushipup2
3 months ago
flag the sp*m