omething new is Blooming at Plainview Growers! Introducing our new ColorFuze Color, Cool Peppermint. We are only one of three licensed U.S. producers of dye-infused orchids with a new and innovating way to infuse our orchids with color....
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EasyCare. From the deep rich spikes of Sansevieria – fanned, twisted, or grown into a braid. To the unusual look of Euphorbia and Adenium. These hardy and extremely low maintenance plants perform well most anywhere!...
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When I walk into a greenhouse or supermarket, I always get really excited about seeing fresh new orchids and succulents on display....
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Quite a few customers have written to say that their water pearl beads in a vase with an orchid have been turning green, kind of like an algae growing. It is not a very attractive look for your home. Unfortunately, with certain conditions of where and how the orchid is placed in your home, it can happen....
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If naming a cockroach after your sweetheart is just not your thing, what about a hot new trend that is happening right now? Colorfuze Succulents!...
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Here at Pure Beauty, we like to find organic, natural ways to help our orchids be the best they can be. Perusing through the internet, we’ve stumbled upon cinnamon for orchids. Yes, you’ve read that correctly, cinnamon for orchids. The same ingredient you use in hot cocoa or pies can be used on orchid roots. Sprinkling a bit on the roots...
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Orchids are considered symbols of love because of the fact that the plants grow easily, and bloom under most conditions. During the Victorian era, it was a custom to gift exotic and rare flowers to show love and affection. It was even believed that rarer the flower you chose as a gift, deeper was your love. In parts of Europe, orchids were used as a...
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They are the new hot trend that come in a variety of shapes, colors and textures. Not only do they look good, they are hardy and strong as well. Perfect for the on-the-go type person who forgets to water their plants! ...
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Once you received your orchid, the only thing you will have to worry about right now, is watering it. PBO orchids are grown in moss, they will require water every 10-14 days depending on the conditions of their environment....
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