Koch & Co’s artificial orchids are single stems and sprays of phalaenopsis, cymbidium, dendrobium, Singapore, mokara, vanda and dancing lady orchids, available in a wide range of colours and finishes for floristry, events and interior styling. From delicate sprays to fuller flower stems, the range makes it easy to work with orchid shapes that would otherwise be seasonal or more difficult to source in volume.
White leads the collection, alongside magenta, fuchsia; soft, dusty and rouge pink; apricot, peach, champagne, yellow and more.
Artificial Orchids by Type
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Phalaenopsis orchids – moth orchid stems with approximately 7–11 flower heads, suited to elegant floral displays and hanging arrangements.
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Cymbidium orchids – fuller stems, including 9-head premium styles, for structured arrangements and statement floristry.
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Dendrobium and Singapore orchids – multi-flower sprays that add height, movement and a more cascading look.
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Mokara orchids – flat-backed sprays that are especially useful for corsages, event floristry and tropical-inspired designs.
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Vanda and dancing lady orchids – decorative sprays for more distinctive floral styling.
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Orchid leaves and hanging roots – finishing elements for adding greenery, structure and a more complete orchid display.
Many styles feature lifelike premium finishes designed to recreate the colour, shape and texture of fresh orchid flowers. For our most realistic orchid tier, explore Real Touch Orchids.
Artificial orchid flowers can be used in wedding arbours, hanging centrepieces, corsages, reception displays, tropical styling and Mother’s Day arrangements. They also work well in home and commercial interiors when combined with artificial greenery and tropical leaves, or styled in ceramic pots and glass vases.
For orchid displays that include stems already styled with foliage or in a container, browse Orchid Stems & Potted Orchids. If you prefer a ready-made bunch, explore Artificial Orchid Bouquets.
Want to learn more about the different orchid types? Read our Essential Guide to the Moth Orchid, Essential Guide to the Cymbidium Orchid or Essential Guide to the Slipper Orchid.
Family owned and supplying the floral and gift trade since 1931, Koch & Co offers artificial orchids for retail and wholesale customers, with fast delivery Australia wide and the range available to explore at our Auburn Superstore.
What materials are used in artificial orchids?
Artificial orchids are typically made from materials such as polyester, fabric, plastic and wire, with different combinations used to create realistic petals, leaves and flexible stems. Selected premium styles may include additional surface detailing for a more lifelike finish. For a broader explanation, read What Are Different Artificial Flowers Made From?.
Can I place artificial orchids in a bathroom or other humid environments?
Artificial orchids can be used in bathrooms and other humid spaces, but prolonged exposure to moisture may affect some materials and finishes over time. Keep them away from direct splashes, provide good ventilation and allow any moisture on the flowers or leaves to dry. Always check the individual product details if you are choosing a premium or Real Touch style for a humid environment.
How do I clean and maintain artificial orchids, particularly white orchids?
Dust artificial orchids regularly with a soft cloth, brush or gentle air duster, and wipe marks carefully with a slightly damp cloth where needed. White orchids can show dust and discolouration more easily, so keeping them away from prolonged direct sunlight and regularly removing surface dirt will help maintain their appearance. For more care and storage advice, read How Long Do Silk Flowers Last?.
What's the difference between phalaenopsis, cymbidium and dendrobium orchids?
Phalaenopsis orchids have elegant arching stems that work well in cascading and hanging arrangements, while cymbidium orchids provide fuller, structured flower heads that are useful for adding height and impact. Dendrobium orchids grow as multi-flower sprays and suit tropical arrangements and larger displays, while mokara orchids are particularly useful for corsages and event floristry. Learn more in our Moth Orchid Guide and Cymbidium Orchid Guide.
How do I make an artificial orchid look real in a pot?
Combine artificial orchid flowers with realistic leaves and hanging roots, then cover the base with moss or decorative pebbles to conceal the mechanics and create a more natural-looking finish. If you prefer a ready-styled option, browse our Real Touch Potted Orchid collection.
