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Australian native Dendrobium Orchid in flower

Phalaenopsis orchid, also known as moth orchid, is a genus of about 70 species of plants in the family Orchidaceae. It is one of the most popular orchids, because it is easy to grow and care for as a houseplant. It usually bears multiple flower buds on arching stems which can last for 2 to 3 months.

Flower head from a orchid in a collection in Kandy in the central Sri Lanka

orchid or purple orchid and rain drop or dew drop

Close-up shot, a purple orchids that comes out naturally.

Flower farmers in the management and protection of Phalaenopsis in the greenhouse, LUANNAN COUNTY, Hebei Province, China

Pale pink and white Japanese dendrobium (Dendrobium moniliform, close up bud macro photograph)

$Dendrobium orchids extract gives a unique and beautiful color. Therefore, when extracted to make cosmetics, it will give a beautiful natural color if given in large quantities.\n\nBenefits of orchid extracts for skin\n\nProtects the skin from external pollution.\n\nIncreases skin elasticity, making the skin firmer.\n\nReduces premature wrinkles, reduces deep wrinkles to make wrinkles look less noticeable, helping to look younger all the time.\n\nContains antioxidants to help fight free radicals.\n\nNourishes dry skin, making the skin soft, moist, full of water and healthy.\nHelps repair and restore aging, dark and dark skin, making it radiant, smooth and clearer.\n\nRelieves skin inflammation caused by acne, reduces clogging that causes acne, treats acne, rashes and dark spots, making the skin bright, radiant and healthy.\n\nProtects hair from various pollutants, maintains moisture in the hair and scalp, making hair weighty, soft, lively and naturally shiny.\nBalances the skin's moisture.$

macro picture of purple dendrobium kingianum orchid flowers showing details like pistils with a balck background

Tropical Orchid Garden Green House Plant nursery for flower orchid florist propagation on Maldives island Resort

small bud of healthy epiphytic orchids, with roots growing. Parasitic plant, rhizome and plant stem

A closeup shot of a beautiful flower in a garden

Closeup beautiful Macropidia Fuliginosa, Black Kangaroo Paw in sunlight, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Australian native orchid - Dendrobium kingianum

Beautiful purple and white dendrobium orchids growing on Sam Mountain (Núi Sam) in the Mekong Delta.

Orchids are plants that belong to the family Orchidaceae, a diverse and widespread group of flowering plants with blooms that are often colourful and fragrant.

Man's finger pointing at pink white orchid flower

Purple orchid in bloom of Focus on the middle of the flower, Orchid species with large flowers and beautiful bright colors.

A magnificent Mysore trumpetvine in the rainforest of Guatemala.

ฺBlurred flowers background of colorful yellow orchid natural with light sunshine

Orchid family is a diverse family of flowering plants, with colorful and often fragrant flowers. It is said that they are one of the two largest families of flowering plants with more than twenty thousand species.

Orchid growing on a tree in the street in Luang Prabang which is the former capital of Laos and today a popular tourist site

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