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Grown as popular houseplant, orchids (Orchidaceae) are easy to grow and care for once you understand the plant's ideal conditions and maintenance requirements. While there are hundreds of orchid species to choose from, the most commonly sold orchids are Phalaenopis, Cattleya, Denrobium, and Cymbidium. They all have similar physical characteristics with tall, gently curving stems (flower spikes); large, waxy leaves to prevent water loss; and colorful, unusual blooms. The golden rule for orchid care indoors is to duplicate the plant's natural conditions of exposed roots clinging to rough bark as closely as possible. When you first obtain your orchid, it will likely be healthy and in bloom. The golden rule for orchid care indoors is to duplicate the plant's natural conditions of exposed roots clinging to rough bark as closely as possible.However, never repot an orchid while it's in bloom, just reduce the amount of water it receives until the blooms fade.