The orchid flower at my grandmother's house is beautiful; it's the national flower of Venezuela for a reason 🇻🇪

It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful flowers we can find in nature in our country, which is why, more than 70 years ago, it was declared the National Flower of Venezuela the Orchid As I already mentioned, it is very beautiful, and a great detail about these plants is the diversity we have in our country. No one knows the exact number, but what is important to know is the great variety that can be found in nature at the same time, with its colors and other characteristics. But the most remarkable thing is its beauty, no matter where it is found.

I took some photos from the sides and from below, trying to find the best angle, but perhaps it wasn't quite right. Being arranged in a long, light bouquet meant they were constantly moving, which made it impossible to capture them perfectly. However, I still think I did an excellent job as a photographer despite the difficulties. Also, my phone doesn't have the best camera, but we're working hard to get one with better resolution so the photos come out sharper and you can enjoy them as if you were right there with me.

A detail for those unfamiliar with this plant and how it reproduces in nature: it grows from bulbs, each one independent of the others. So, the more bulbs you have, the more of these beautiful flowers you can have. You can even get different colors at the same time, as you can clearly see in the photos. They are adjusted a bit so they don't fall over while they attach themselves to the host plant, developing strong roots. If you don't have a host plant available, you can also use a dry coconut shell or a piece of a dry tree. These are also held in place until they are as firm as possible.

These are at my grandmother's house. They are beautiful, although so far they are all this color. We're waiting to see if someone gives us or we can get a different variety so we can not only beautify the garden but also so everyone can enjoy their beauty, especially my fellow Hive Gardeners here in the #hivegarden community, where nature lovers have their own space.