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Orchid Delivery Melbourne — potted phalaenopsis from $59, same-day

Order before midday for same-day orchid delivery

Flowers Alley delivers fresh potted phalaenopsis orchids across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, from $59, with same-day delivery when you order before midday. Every order is hand-prepared foam-free in our Cheltenham studio.

Orchids available to order:

  • Mini Phalaenopsis Orchid Plant — $59
  • Phalaenopsis Orchid Wrap, single stem — $60
  • Phalaenopsis Orchid, white potted — $89
  • Double Mini Phalaenopsis — $135
  • Mini Orchids Cloud Bowl — $179

We also arrange Singapore, vanda and cymbidium (boat) orchids on request.

Potted orchids delivered across Melbourne

Our potted orchid delivery in Melbourne is done with careful consideration, ensuring your gift arrives in the best condition. Orchids make a long-lasting gift — while a cut bouquet lasts a week or two, a healthy phalaenopsis flowers for two to three months and reblooms year after year with basic care.

Every orchid leaves our Cheltenham studio as an established, flowering-size plant — not a seedling. Orchid seedlings take three to five years to reach their first bloom, so if you're after orchids in flower now (or a gift that arrives already blooming), a mature potted plant is the way to go.

Which orchid should you choose?

Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) — the classic gift orchid and the easiest to keep. Long arching stems of white, pink or speckled blooms that last for months, happy in normal home or office conditions. If in doubt, choose a phalaenopsis.

Cymbidium (boat orchid) — a winter-flowering favourite in Melbourne with tall spikes of waxy blooms. Hardier and happier in cooler rooms, and a beautiful cut stem in arrangements. Available on request.

Vanda and Singapore orchids — vivid, tropical colour, striking in modern arrangements and event work. We arrange these to order.

Orchid care: keeping your phalaenopsis blooming

Light: bright but indirect — near a north- or east-facing window is ideal in Melbourne homes. Direct summer sun scorches the leaves; deep shade stops flowering.

Water: less than you think. Water roughly once a week in summer and every 10–14 days in winter, letting the potting bark dry out between drinks. Never leave the pot sitting in water — soggy roots are the number-one orchid killer.

After the blooms drop: don't throw it out. Trim the spent flower spike just above a node, keep up the light and occasional watering, and most phalaenopsis will send up a new spike within a few months — many of our customers' orchids are still reblooming years later.

Orchids as gifts

Orchids carry a meaning of admiration, refinement and strength, which makes them a fitting choice for milestones — congratulations, new homes, corporate thank-yous — and a gentle, lasting alternative to cut flowers for sympathy. Because they're low-maintenance and long-flowering, they suit hospital rooms, offices and anyone who claims they "can't keep plants alive." Prefer cut stems or something leafier? See our vase arrangements and indoor plants.

Arrange orchid flower delivery in Melbourne today

Orchid plant delivery in Melbourne is easy with Flowers Alley. Place your order online for same-day delivery, or book a future date and we’ll deliver beautiful orchids to a friend or loved one. Need help? Call (03) 5985 7040 or get in touch online.

Orchid delivery FAQs

How much is orchid delivery in Melbourne?
Potted orchids at Flowers Alley range from $59 for a mini phalaenopsis to $179 for a cloud-bowl arrangement.

Can I get same-day orchid delivery in Melbourne?
Yes — order before midday for same-day delivery across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula.

How do I care for a phalaenopsis orchid?
Keep it in bright, indirect light and water sparingly — roughly once a week, letting the roots dry between waterings.

How long do orchid flowers last?
A healthy phalaenopsis holds its blooms for two to three months — far longer than a cut bouquet — and reblooms with basic care.

Do you sell orchid seedlings?
We supply established, flowering-size potted orchids rather than seedlings — seedlings take years to bloom, while our plants arrive already in flower.

Will my orchid flower again?
Yes — after the blooms drop, trim the spike above a node and keep it in bright, indirect light; most phalaenopsis rebloom within a few months.