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The term “orchid” has Latin origins, translating to “testicles,” referencing tubercles visible at the base of terrestrial species endemic to Italian mountains or hills.

Beyond their vibrant and intricate flowers, orchid leaves exhibit a captivating beauty. Whole, oval, or ribbon-shaped with a fleshy texture, these leaves contribute to the plant’s overall allure. The recognizable flower structure comprises three sepals at the top and three petals at the bottom, with the central petal known as the labellum.

Orchid roots are aerial and fleshy, designed to absorb moisture from the air and surfaces they cling to. Contrary to common belief, maintaining a healthy orchid at home requires minimal effort. Moreover, a valuable tip, revealed below, ensures the sustained health and lushness of your orchids.