Singapore's Gardens by the Bay creates an "Orchid Haven" with internationally renowned Taiwan Orchid Exhibition

Singapore's famous attraction, Gardens by the Bay (濱海灣花園) has created a brand new "Orchid Haven" (蘭花仙境), displaying a variety of different orchids; the first special exhibition "Flight of the Moth Orchid” (Phalaenopsis Orchid, 蝴蝶蘭之舞) features a variety of brightly colored Phalaenopsis Orchids, including the internationally renowned Taiwanese orchids. Gardens by the Bay has created an "Orchid Haven" (蘭花仙境) in a cold conservatory "Cloud Forest" (雲霧林). A 280 square meter space displays a variety of orchids. In addition to permanent exhibitions, there are also orchid exhibitions that are regularly updated.

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The Taiwan Orchid Exhibition enjoys an international reputation. Photo/Retrieved from the "Central News Agency"

Gardens by the Bay states that there are 17 types of Moth Orchid in the "Flight of the Moth Orchid". The exhibition will last for about 6 months. The flowers are displayed in the form of a "waterfall". The first special exhibition is the " Flight of the Moth Orchid ", with exhibitions from Singapore and Taiwan, including the imported "Taiwan Moth Orchid", 3-lip Moth Orchid (phalaenopsis) and other flowers from Taiwan. The colors of yellow, white, pink, and peach are alternated in various arrangements. The colorful scenery is really like an orchid haven.

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The Taiwan Orchid Exhibition enjoys an international reputation. Photo/Retrieved from the "Central News Agency"

In addition, Gardens by the Bay pointed out that Cloud Forest has held many orchid exhibitions, including display of rare orchid species from Central and South America, East Asia, and other places. On the opening day of "Orchid Haven", Professor Chang Yao-chien (張耀乾), a professor at the Department of Horticulture of the National Taiwan University shared through videos the important points for cultivating Moth Orchids, including sunlight, moisture, fertilizers, and other considerations. Chang Yao-chien is a member of the research consultant group of Gardens by the Bay.