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BUTTERFLY ORCHID
Positive Health Benefits
1. Improve !ir "#alit$
Plants absorb carbon dioxide from their surrounding environment and release oxygen back into
the air. Since humans do the opposite, plants provide the perfect complement to our environment.
Placing plants around your home can help encourage deep breathing, which can even help you
sleep better. You may want to consider putting an orchid on your dresser or the bedside table in
your bedroom.
%. &tress Relief
The presence of plants can have a calming influence. Decorating your home with orchids can
help you relax and reduce stress, which, in addition to improving your mood, can help reduce
your risk of cardiovascular disease and other chronic illnesses.
'. Re#(e &easonal !ilments
Plants help increase the humidity content of their environment, which can help you avoid
seasonal ailments like sore throats, coughs and dry skin. Some research suggests a higher
humidity level can even decrease the likelihood of the flu to spread, so its even possible that
your orchids could keep your home safe from a flu outbreak.
). In(rease Healin*
!ts no coincidence that plants are a popular gift to bring to a patient in the hospital. Since their
mere presence can reduce stress and improve air "uality and humidity in a room, plants can
improve healing times after surgery or illness. Plus, brightening up a dreary hospital room with a
colorful orchid is bound to make anyone feel better.
+. Improve Fo(#s
# $niversity of %ichigan study found being around plants helps improve concentration and
productivity and can even increase your memory retention up to &' percent. !mproved focus and
productivity can lead to an overall improved "uality of life. So, next time you need to buckledown at work, consider bringing an orchid to your office.
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Basi( Care Re,#irements
# moderately bright windowsill or similar spot to grow in.
(atering when it begins to dry out, usually every ) to *' days.
+ertiliing with a fertilier made for orchids.
-epotting when the bloom is finished with fresh orchid mix.
-hat oes the Or(hi Floer /eans
The name orchid finds it origin in #ncient reece. !t was associated with a long history
of lust, greed and wealth. /rchids are the most delicate and exotic flowers in the world and
available in many varieties. The orchid flower meaning varies from country to country and
different meanings are associated with the types of orchids. There are various meanings of
orchids. 0et us discuss some of them in the following paragraphs.
The meaning of orchids, in other words, orchids stand for the symbol of love and affection. !t has
the ability to grow anywhere and has the resistance power to bloom under any condition,that
makes it a symbol of love. During the 1ictorian 2ra, it was said, the gifting a flower that was
found with much difficulty, means the love has deeper affections and emotions.
The orchid flower meaning symbolies a beautiful lady according to the 1ictorian era. The
meaning of orchids was also associated with luxury, wealth and in ancient reece it was a
symbol of manliness. 0ater on, /rchids had many uses as a medicinal plant for curing diseases.
The other meaning of orchids stands for refinement, thoughtfulness, maturity and charm. The
ancient 3hinese interpreted the orchid flower meaning as a symbol for many children. %en
displayed orchids to women as a symbol of 4wink4.
Uses of Or(his
/rchids were used for many medicinal purposes in ancient times. They were thought to
have healing properties and the ability to ward off diseases. The 3hinese thought orchids had a
cure for heart ailments, coughs and other illness. The #tecs used to drink a mixture of vanilla
orchid and chocolate. They thought it helped give them power and strength. Today, orchids have
become an indoor ornamental flowering plant.
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Ps$(hopsis
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!na(amptis papiliona(ea
En($(lia tampensis
Ha0enaria ps$(oes
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Pol$rrhia linenii Phalaenopsis !phroite