Caring for orchids

Curious about orchid care after flowering and what to do with your orchid after the flowers fall off? Read more here about how to care for your orchid after it's flowers fall off, including best care practices, repotting and how you can get it to rebloom. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Rebloom #orchidflowers

These tips to orchid care for beginners are great! Find out all the basics for growing indoor orchids in pots.

Are you wondering what to do with your moth orchid after the flowers are all dead? Check out these 3 options to get your orchid to easily bloom again!

Learn how to grow orchids indoors with these expert tips from a lifelong grower. With the right growing conditions, orchids will reward you with beautiful, long-lasting flowers year after year.

To repot an orchid with air roots, 1) soak the entire orchid for 10 to 30 minutes below the stem or rhizome before the repotting process to make the air roots malleable. 2) Determine whether or not each aerial root needs to be inserted in the pot or remain on the outside. 3) Carefully manage the air root while arranging them either inside or outside the pot. 4) Fill the pot with potting medium up to the lower part of the stem or to the rhizome.

Orchids are known for their stunning and exotic blooms, which can bring a touch of elegance to any space. Howe

Both over-watering and under-watering can cause damage to your orchid and eventually kill it. Read our guide and you'll learn how to water like a pro!

If you are looking for some secrets for your Orchid to Re-bloom Faster and Better, well, we have some amazing tips here!

Yellow leaves in orchid may be a symptom of a disease and also the orchid’s leaves could be turning yellow due to old foliage. In this post, we provided 19 reasons orchid leaves turn yellow and how to fix it.

This is a beginners guide for everything you need to know to care for your orchids so they thrive every year!