The Pride of Singapore
Native to the country of Singapore, the “Vanda Miss Joaquin” Orchid or more simply referred to as Singapore Orchid is famed for its intricate and stunning display of blooms. Hailed as the national flower of the country, Singapore Orchid is one of the countless varieties of its specie. First discovered in Singapore in the late 19th century, this magnificent flowering plant possesses a striking figure with its pink and purple petals along with its unique color pattern. Due to its unique ability to thrive in the tropical country of Singapore, it became an important symbol within the nation. Available at Lush Flower Co., let the symbol of Singapore be part of your homes.
Orchids: The Flower of Resilience
Known for their captivating beauty and wide variety, orchids have been part of human culture for centuries. Orchids possess profound meaning across different cultures, and with their wide diversity, they continue to bring meaning, aspirations, and cultural significance to our lives. One cannot help but marvel at their stunning blooms, earning their place as the symbol of elegance and purity. Orchids possess various forms of display, from the miniature version to the grand and sophisticated show of blooms. The Singapore Orchid is one of the many varieties of orchids, possessing a beauty like no other, while also holding Singapore’s identity, values, and history. With its unique ability to grow in the hot, humid, tropical climate of Singapore, this flower has become a symbol of resilience. Facing the challenging weather within the country, Singapore Orchid continues to thrive and display its magnificent blooms within the country. Just like the country’s arduous journey throughout its history, Singapore Orchid displays its resilience in overcoming any obstacle and hardships to flourish within this very day.
Everblooming Singapore Orchid
With the consistent temperature and daylight time throughout the year in Singapore, Singapore Orchids tend to bloom more frequently within the country compared to others that have four seasons. Although there are some periods where the blooming of the flowers tends to be higher. In the rainy seasons of Singapore, from November to January and June to September, the increased moisture due to frequent rains can stimulate the growth of the orchids. While during the transition periods between the wetter and drier months, the change in humidity will also potentially cause the orchids to bloom. And due to the country possessing a tropical climate, there is also the year-round blooming of orchids. With the tropical climate, orchids are more likely to experience continuous growth and bloom throughout the year.
