Artificial Orchids: Trade Resource
Compare all 50 artificial orchid lines by height, flower colour, pot and live stock, then order the quantities you need. The range runs from 43cm tabletop phalaenopsis in ceramic or metallic-finish pots to 150cm statement orchid plants. Every orchid is sold singly, and every line arrives potted: 36 in a weighted plastic pot, 12 in a ceramic pot and two in glass.
- 50 lines
- Exact live stock
- Trade prices when logged in
- £150 ex VAT minimum
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Three sizes, three jobs
- 43cm to 65cm tabletop orchids: most of the range. Reception desks, washroom vanities, hotel rooms and gift retail. Many come in a finished decorative pot, such as the 60cm white orchid in a ceramic bubble planter or the 50cm red leopard phalaenopsis in a gold pot.
- 85cm bush orchids: fuller, multi-stem plants for sideboards and lobby tables, for example the 85cm white bush orchid.
- 110cm and 150cm orchid plants: floor-standing statement pieces whose titles note real-touch flowers, such as the 150cm white orchid plant. Stock on these is shallow, so check the live figure before quoting a client.
Choosing by colour
Flower colours across the range include white, pink, red, yellow, purple and black. The colour filter uses one colour value per product, and for some potted orchids that value records the foliage or pot rather than the flower, so confirm the flower colour in the photo. White and pink have the widest choice; if you need several colours across multiple sites, filter by minimum stock first and then by colour.
What to check before ordering
Look at the pot dimensions on each product page (for example "26cm (d) x 10cm (h)") to make sure the orchid fits the surface you have in mind, and check whether the pot is decorative or a plain weighted pot you will want to dress in a ceramic planter. Orchids contain no soil and no pollen, which suits spas and washrooms, but no orchid line is UV-stabilised, so keep them out of strong direct sun.
For wider flower schemes, see the orchids collection, ready-made arrangements and flowering plants.
Register online, log in to see trade prices. The minimum order is £150 ex VAT across your whole basket, and delivery terms are on ordering and delivery. To see lines in person, our Louth trade showroom is open to trade customers by appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Are artificial orchids sold individually?
Yes. Every orchid line is sold singly, so you can order exactly the number of plants a scheme needs. The only minimum is the £150 ex VAT order value across your whole basket, so orchids can be combined with other plants, planters or stems. Check the live stock figure in the table before quoting, especially for the larger 110cm and 150cm plants.
Do the orchids come potted?
Yes. All 50 lines arrive in a pot: most in a weighted plastic pot, twelve in a ceramic pot and two in a glass pot. Many tabletop lines are sold in a finished decorative pot that needs no further dressing. Where the pot is a plain weighted pot, check the pot dimensions on the product page and choose a ceramic or metal planter with a slightly wider opening.
What does real touch mean on your orchid listings?
Some of our larger 110cm and 150cm orchid plants have real-touch flowers noted in the product title, meaning a soft, slightly textured petal finish intended to look and feel closer to a living bloom. We do not hold a separate material field for each orchid, so judge the finish from the photos, or book an appointment at our Louth trade showroom to see lines in person before a large order.
Can artificial orchids go in bathrooms, spas or outdoors?
They suit washrooms, spas and treatment rooms well because they need no water, soil or light and hold no pollen. Humidity is not a problem, though surfaces near basins will need wiping. No orchid line is flagged UV-stabilised, so they are indoor stock: keep them away from strong direct sun, which fades any artificial flower over time, and do not use them outdoors.
How do I keep orchids looking fresh in a venue?
Dust petals and leaves regularly with a soft brush or a cool hairdryer setting, and wipe glossy leaves with a barely damp cloth. Avoid solvents or household sprays on the flowers. Stems can be gently re-angled if they are knocked. For hotels and multi-site operators, including orchid dusting on the housekeeping checklist keeps displays consistent between visits.
