5 Live Orchid Plants (Cattleya, Oncidium, Dendrobium, Vanda, and Phalaenopsis ) Premium Beautiful Orchids - Angel’s Orchids

Wow received 7 orchids. Although, 2 were the same kind but still very worth it. No flowers yet, but can't wait till it does have. My wife will love them. They came with great instructions and descriptions. Plants looked really healthy except one and hopefully will recover. The roots looked dry but thats normal for mail order. Overall condition was great.

This is an item if I could've given it 12 stars I would have. This is a fantastic supplier. It isn't often that I receive something that is way more than I expected, thank you!

My heart and soul have never been more surprised, and so excited. These arrived on time, and they look beautiful. They were dry, as to be expected, and the leaves look so healthy, just stunning. I am so grateful for the new additions to my collection, since I’ve never owned a Tolumnia before, or a Cattleya! The variety, and the maturity of the plants made my day. I was also extremely grateful for the information and content they included because since these are new, I want to make sure I take care of them and have the proper knowledge to do so. I’m so excited! This made my day, and although I hardly ever do product reviews, I just want people to see this is a real business and they deliver real flowers. Edit: Updated review June 30, 2026. My tolumnia is beginning to flower!!! I have included a picture, the others are doing well, either sprouting a new root or throwing out a new leaf. I wanted to update so that the seller gets credit for some beautiful and very alive plants!!! Thank u for all ur hard work!!! (Honestly, can’t even imagine how challenging propagation is since keeping them alive seems to be a FT Job lol!)

The variety is insanely great, plants are small (I expected) but all healthy and beautiful. I’m definitely ordering more soon to build my collection.

Very poor-quality seller. When I contacted them about an issue, I was met with a condescending response instead of any attempt to resolve the problem. Customer service was unprofessional and dismissive. I would not recommend wasting your time or money.

I wasn't expecting a lot when I opened the package. The plants were tiny and didn't look very viable. But I repotted them all and set them outdoors in my "orchid tree". I live in Minnesota and we have maybe four months of decent summer weather with high humidity and bright sunshine. My new orchids loved being outside and started growing and becoming stronger. One plant was lost to a squirrel digging it up. The others were moved indoors to my artificial light garden with controlled humidity. Long story short, two plants have bloomed and the others appear to be a few months away from blooming. The best surprise was the tolumnia which have tiny flowers and grow best using a bark mounting.

I got 6 baby orchids all doing well. I was sent a vanda, cattleya, oncidium, dendrobium, tolumnia, and a Rhynchostylis gigantea. So far they are acclimating well to their new homes and are happy. After 4 days the dendrobium is growing roots that are coming out of the pot. They were packaged well and did arrive in good condition, one of them had questionable roots but once watered they turned green. Leaves were firm for all 6 plants, a couple of yellow leaves for only two of the babies but they’re doing well despite that. Honestly, I cannot wait to see them bloom. It’ll be a while before I they get to that point but so far they’re doing what they want to do.

It was a good selection of plants, but because of the conditions of the roots of the plants, they would not be recommended for beginner growers. (I had ordered plants from this vendor a year or so ago, and they were in better shape). What the plants were like: 2 Oncidiums: Roots were a little dry, but not rotted. They were wrapped around and in floral foam that needed to be removed. SLC: Only 1 healthy root remained on the plant others had rot, but hasn't reached the pseudobulbs. Needs TLC Dendrobium: Very few roots remaining, but only minimal rot. Needs TLC. Vanda: A real puzzle. The few remaining roots look healthy, there just aren't a lot of them. Needs TLC. Psychopsis: Substantial rot in roots and beginning to spread to bulbs. Required a fungicide dip, root trimming and will need TLC. Roots were wrapped around and through floral foam that needed to be removed. On the plus side, they were effectively packed for the chilly weather and there was no sign of frost damage.