Orchid pests

Scale is probably the most important insect pest of cultivated orchids in northern climates.

Find out how to prevent, identify and treat orchid pests and disease. Plus, get special tips on how to care for a sick orchid.

Orchids are generally trouble-free plants, though if you’re an orchid grower, you’ll surely face one of these common orchid pests.

Say goodbye to pesky orchid bugs with our expert guide on getting rid of them from your soil. Discover effective methods and pro tips to eliminate these unwanted pests and protect your precious orchids. Our detailed guide provides step-by-step instructions and descriptive details on identifying, treating, and preventing orchid bugs in your soil. IG Photo by: sunshinestore522

Keep a lookout for theses pests on your Phalaenopsis orchid.

AboutOrchids.com provides a guide for basic orchid care with information about watering, light, humidity, fertilizing, temperature, air flow, identifying your orchid, treating pests and diseases, and repotting your orchid.

Bugs, begone!

Sticky sap on orchid leaves can be caused by insects or by the orchid itself. Read more here about what causes sticky orchid leaves, what to do about it, and what might happen if you leave it on your orchid. #Orchid #OrchidCare #OrchidProblem #IndoorGardening #OrchidPest

Orchids are stunning and delicate flowers that can light up any room with their beauty. However, even the most experienced orchid growers can face pest problems that threaten to damage or kill these precious plants. Ants, aphids, caterpillars, mealy bugs, mites, scale insects, slugs, snails, thrips and whitefly are just some of the pests you may encounter when growing orchids.

This article will focus on the specific bugs found in fir bark, pine bark, redwood bark, cypress bark, or any type of store-bought bark, all used for orchids.