Slide Into Spring With Our Sweet And Refreshing Cool Peppermint Colorfuze Orchids
Something new is Blooming at Plainview Growers! Introducing our latest ColorFuze Orchid Color, Cool Peppermint.
ColorFuze orchids start with our premium 5” orchids. We then inject a patented, non-toxic dye into the stems. The dye infuses through the flowers and buds, creating a deep rich color with stunning variations in the trailing buds.
PRESENTING THE NEW COOL PEPPERMINT COLORFUZE ORCHID
We are only one of three licensed U.S. producers of dye-infused orchids. ColorFuze orchids are available year round. With eight colors available, there is always a perfect choice for any season!
Most dye-injected orchids utilize a single color, but through Plainview’s proprietary process, we have now added a second color. The warm pinkish-red hues branch through the cool blue color making this a new and refreshing way to enjoy a peppermint!
These beautiful orchids are now shipping for Mother’s Day.
Pat
Orchids are beautiful on their own without resorting to artificial coloring
Gina
Hi , I bought the solid purple orchid and it bloomed for me twice already but now it has some sticky honey all over and it is drying out. Please give me some tips on how and what to buy to replant it and cure it!
Thank you
Gina
James Plourde
Can I purchase colorfuze orchids from you directly?
Tracey
These are beautiful. I soooo want these!!!!!
Jennyfer Moreno Shek
It would be nice to know what Orchid species these are, I mean the label and everywhere in this website I can read all about the fake color infused into the poor plant but I found nothing about specie information. I wish plants weren’t treated like these, they are gorgeous w.o coloring chemicals I don’t understand what’s the purpose.
Tom
These are all so amazing!
Chantil Meek
Was given 8-10 orchids that had been discarded due to care mistakes at point of sale. All but one had already dropped all flowers and had what I think were spider mites- white cobwebbing type areas attached to underside of leaves. Used peroxide dilution and warm running water to clean, then alcohol next day followed by mayonnaise. They seem to have tolerated my attentions well. I suppose my question would be ; Did I do good and are my many other plants safe from infestation?