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ALDI’s $10 Orchids Are One of the Best Plant Deals of the Summer

Published on August 14, 2026
ALDI’s $10 Orchids Are One of the Best Plant Deals of the Summer

How to Pick a Long-Lasting Orchid from ALDI

Orchids are always sold in bloom, so they're ready to gift or use as a centerpiece right away. Thankfully, moth orchids bloom for a long time—their flowers can last for months. To maximize your potted plant's blooms, look for an orchid with at least a few unopened buds on its spike. Your orchid will slowly open its flowers over time, showing off staggered blooms that could easily last the entire summer.

When you take your orchid home with you, try to make the trip as stress-free as possible for your new plant. Stressed orchids may drop their flowers or buds to conserve energy. If you're running the AC in your car, keep your orchid far away from the vents, as sudden temperature changes are bad for its blossoms. At home, look for a place that isn't exposed to drafts; your orchid will thrive in consistently warm temperatures with bright, indirect light.

5” Easy Orchid

ALDI's Easy Orchid gets its name from the fact that these potted plants are exclusively moth orchids, the easiest kind of orchid to care for. Moth orchids thrive indoors and grow long-lasting flowers; once they lose their blooms, they'll likely rebloom on their own with regular care. These $10 orchids are also a good investment—moth orchids can live for up to 20 years.

ALDI's Easy Orchid comes in a colorful pastel pot with flower spikes that stretch nearly half a foot tall. This month's selection of orchids is available in assorted colors.

Score a Couple More Blooms for $18

Looking for an even bigger orchid centerpiece? ALDI's Orchid Garden Duo Pot would look right at home on a kitchen island or large dining table. At $18, this potted orchid arrangement looks far more expensive than it is—a single oblong pot houses four thriving moth orchids inside.

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