Blooms last up to 3 months

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Delivery in the UK

About orchids delivery in the UK

Orchids are the gift that keeps giving. A potted Phalaenopsis orchid will bloom for 2–3 months and, with minimal care, flower again year after year. They signal sophistication without being showy — a thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates beauty that lasts. Cut orchid stems add an exotic elegance to bouquets.

Orchid plants (Phalaenopsis/moth orchids) are the most commonly delivered and last for weeks rather than days. Cut orchid stems are also available and make striking bouquet additions. Most UK florists offer next-day orchid delivery nationwide. Delivery is often free on plants, with cut stem arrangements from around £4.99 shipping.

Price guide

How much should you spend?

UK prices including delivery vary widely. These ranges reflect what you'll actually pay across major florists.

Orchids typeFromUp to
Single stem plant
1 spike, ideal desk plant
£15
£28
Double stem plant
2 spikes, a generous display
£25
£45
Luxury arrangement
Premium potted or cut stem display
£40
£90

Buying guide

How to choose the right orchid

Plant vs cut stems

A potted orchid lasts months and can rebloom — ideal for home gifts. Cut orchid stems in a bouquet are stunning but last 1–2 weeks. For a lasting impression, choose a plant.

Watering orchids

Orchids need far less water than most people think. Water once a week by placing the pot in water for 15 minutes, then letting it drain fully. Never let roots sit in water — it causes root rot.

Light requirements

Orchids thrive in bright, indirect light — a north or east-facing windowsill is ideal. Direct sun scorches the leaves; too little light and they won't rebloom.

Getting them to rebloom

Once all flowers have dropped, cut the spike just above a node. Place in a cooler spot (15–18°C) for 6–8 weeks to trigger reblooming. Most Phalaenopsis orchids will flower again within 3–4 months.

FAQ

Common questions about orchids