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  • How to Care for a Star Orchid

    Star Orchids are a beautiful and unique member of the Orchid family. With proper care and attention, the Star Orchid can grow to over 15 inches in height with star shaped blooms which can reach...

  • How to Look for Organic Orchid Flowers

    Orchids are a popular houseplant. There are 28,000 species of orchids, and the plant is still evolving. These plants can be highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as houseplants. They do take...

  • How to Pot-up Vanda Orchids From a Flask

    Orchids are an attractive, popular house flower. There are 28,000 species of orchids, and the plant is still evolving. These plants can be highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as houseplants....

  • How to Pin an Easter Orchid Corsage

    Orchid corsages are given and worn to connote honor and celebration for a wide array of events all year long. The classic Easter corsage is a larger cattleya or cymbidium orchid, although...

  • How to Care for a Wilsonara Ruby Eyes Orchid

    Orchids are a beautiful and popular house flower. More than 20,000 species are available, including the wilsonara ruby eyes orchid. These plants are highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as...

  • How to Cut Back a Dendrobium Orchid

    Orchids are beautiful and popular house flowers. There are 28,000 species of orchids, including the dendrobium orchid. These plants can be highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as houseplants....

  • How to Buy a Ghost Orchid

    The ghost orchid is so rare that it has been put on the list of threatened and endangered plants in Florida, one of the few places where it grows. The number of ghost orchids there is around...

  • Care Guide for a Star Passat Orchid

    Orchids are a beautiful and popular house flower. There are 28,000 species of orchids, and the plant is still evolving. These plants can be highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as houseplants....

  • How to Care for a Spider Orchid

    The Brassia, otherwise known as the Spider Orchid, has green leaves resembling a corn stalk with a stem coming out of the stalks with a yellow spiked flower. The orchid gives off a scent of...

  • How to Rehydrate Dendrobium Orchids

    Dendrobiums are in the epiphytic group of orchid plants that use their roots to draw moisture and nutrients from the ambient air. The water and nutrients are then stored for use in a pseudobulb...

  • How to Grow a Phalaenopsis Orchid

    This article is intended to aid anyone who has recently purchased a phalaenopsis orchid and does not know how to care for it. Orchids are beautiful houseplants that require slightly more...

  • How to Care for an Encyclia Orchid

    Encyclia is the Latin name for the butterfly orchid. The orchid has an arching yellow flower cluster that extends upward from the four leaves at the bottom of the apex. The flower gives a slight...

  • How to Care for Phalaenopsis Plants

    Phalaenopsis plants, also called moth orchids, are fairly easy to care for and thrive in the indoor environment. The temperatures, humidity levels and light conditions inside your home are well...

  • How to Mount Hanging Orchids on Cork Bark

    Orchids grow naturally from trees in tropic areas throughout the world and mounting them on cork bark is the closest you can get to reproducing their natural growing environment right in your own...

  • How to Keep an Orchid Plant Alive

    Orchids require proper maintenance to remain alive and healthy. Many orchids are sensitive about getting the right amount of weekly watering, light, fertilizer, temperature and humidity. Because...

  • How to Hang an Orchid Plant Onto a Tree

    Once considered the Holy Grail among exotic-flower traders, the orchid is a gorgeous flower that survives and thrives despite all odds. Orchids have existed since the age of dinosaurs, and today...

  • How to Preserve Orchid Pollen

    Orchids are among the most diverse and adaptable flowering plants on earth, ranging from arctic conditions to tropical jungles. Orchid enthusiasts have collected these and developed thousands of...

  • How to Take Care of a White Nun Orchid

    The white nun orchid, Phaius tankervilleae var. albus, is a tropical ground-growing orchid with large pleated leaves and showy light green and white flowers that resemble the flaring, white habit...

  • How to Get Rid of Gnats on an Orchid Plant

    Orchid plants require high humidity to thrive. This can lead to over watering on the part of the orchid owner, which can contribute to fungus growth, especially in the soil. As a result, fungus...

  • How to Plant an Orchid in Sphagnum Moss

    Sphagnum moss is a popular medium to use when potting orchids. Sphagnum moss has a delicate system of capillary tubes that make it quite absorbent. Its long and fibrous leafy stems grow so close...

  • How to Separate Orchid Plants

    Orchids, or Orchidaceae, are the largest family of flowering plants. Orchids are perennials--they bloom for multiple seasons--with fleshy, tuberous roots and long, narrow, undivided leaves. Orchid...

  • How to Transfer an Orchid Plant

    Though the orchid was once considered an exotic and expensive plant, efficient commercial production of the orchid has now made it one of the most popular flowering plants. Orchids are relatively...

  • Cymbidium Orchid Plant Care

    Cymbidium orchids grow wild in the high altitude areas of Asia and Australia. In these regions, warm days and cool nights encourage blooming of the cymbidium's flowers. In mild climates where...

  • Easy Orchids Care Guide

    Orchids are flowers that grow from a tall, thin stalk. The flower is recognized by its three inner and three outer petals, and one cupped petal. Native to tropical regions, the orchid might have...

  • How to Grow Vanilla Planifolia

    Vanilla planifolia is the only variety of orchid to produce fruit. The seed pod or vanilla bean is the origin of vanilla extract. Propagating vanilla from seeds is tedious and time-consuming, so...

  • What to Do With an Orchid After the Flowers Fall Off?

    Orchids are considered one of the most enigmatic plants and can be intimidating to grow at home. Consisting of single blooms on a single stalk, the delicate flower is a sight to behold. Once the...

  • How to Apply Neem Oil

    Neem Oil is a broad spectrum pesticide, miticide, nematicide and fungicide. It repels a wide variety of pests including the mealy bug, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, mites, fungus gnats, beetles,...

  • How to Prune Orchid Flowers

    Pruning orchids promotes new foliage, rids the plant of diseased branches and breathes fresh life into the plant. Orchids are one of the most diverse plant species on the planet. According to...

  • Care of Vanilla Bean Orchid

    Believe it or not, the aromatic vanilla bean comes from an orchid as a pod of irregular plant leaves. If you currently have or are considering obtaining a vanilla bean orchid, be sure to follow...

  • Easy Care Guide for Orchids

    An orchid is the name of a flower that grows from a tall, thin stalk. The flower has three inner and three outer petals and one cupped petal. Orchids are native to tropical regions, but you can...

  • Butterfly Orchid Care & Maintenance

    Butterfly or Moth orchids come from the Phalaenopsis genus of orchids. Orchids are widely known as difficult and temperamental plants, but this variety is actually quite easy to care for. Named...

  • How to Sterilize Orchid Pots

    Orchids are not your typical houseplant and require some extra attention when being potted or re-potted. Orchids should be moved to a slightly bigger pot once they've overgrown the edges of their...

  • What to Do to an Orchid When the Flowers Fall Off?

    Orchids are very elegant and brilliantly colored flowers that can be grown inside or out. They do take considerable care and attention to flourish, so be sure to check on what conditions your...

  • How to Care for an Ionantha Druid Plant

    Ionantha druid is a name given to a certain species of tillandsia. They are exotic plants in the orchid and bromeliad family. These plants are epiphytics, which means they do not need soil to...

  • Orchid Growing Instructions

    Orchids have become a popular choice for gardening both indoors and out. With 30,000 different species to choose from ands over 200,000 different hybrids, growing orchids offers endless...

  • How to Take Care of A Phalaenopsis Orchid Part II: Common Problems And Solutions

    Orchids have the reputation of being finicky plants to grow, but with some knowledge on how to care for them you won't find orchids to be difficult at all. Here's some ways to diagnose and treat...

  • How to Collect Fruit From Trees

    Picking fruit from a tree is a very enjoyable activity which leads to eating delectable fruit. Picking fruit sounds like an easy task, and it is, but there is more to it than you might think. If...

  • How to Use Footies to Protect Apples

    Keep apple maggots and codling moths away from your apple crop by using a little-known trick: footies. They are found at shoe stores, where shoppers slip them on their feet to protect the insides...

  • How to Grow Vanilla Beans Indoors

    Vanilla planifolia, the orchid from which the deliciously aromatic vanilla bean is born, is a mysterious and delicate indoor plant. Requiring steadfast care and exacting environmental requirements...

  • How to Keep Orchids Alive

    Live orchids are becoming easier to find and cheaper to buy. It is not uncommon to find them now in grocery stores and garden centers ready to take home in full bloom. After it comes into the...

  • How to Divide Cymbidium Orchids

    Cymbidium orchids are terrestrial plants consisting of more than 40 different species native to Asia and Australia. Cymbidiums can be grown outdoors when the temperatures are warm, but should be...

  • How to Take Care of the Phragmipedium Slipper Orchid

    Phragmipidium slipper orchids come in a variety of yellows, oranges and reds, typically having four teardrop-shaped petals and supple stems. "Phrags" are native to South America, growing very...

  • Caring for Cymbidium Orchids in Winter

    Cymbidium orchids are a large group of flowering plants that are native to Southeast Asia. Different species produce flowers that measure from 1 to 5 inches long, in a broad spectrum of colors...

  • How to Prune an Orchid Plant

    Perhaps you received a flowering orchid as a gift and it's bloomed for a long time, but now all the flowers are finally faded. What should you do now? Even gardeners who are otherwise...

  • How to Care for a Vanda Orchid

    Orchids, because of their distinctive beauty and rather mystifying nature, are among the most sought after houseplants in the world. The vanda orchid, which encompasses 50 known species, is one of...

  • Care Tips for an Orchid Epidendrum

    Orchids are one of nature's most lovely and cherished flowers. With brilliant colors and attractive blossoms, Epidendrum orchids are simply beautiful in tropical gardens and look stunning in large...

  • What Do Orchid Flowers Symbolize?

    Orchids are the new "It Flower," at least according to "Affluent Magazine." A quick Internet search will also list many florists offering orchids. You may want to consider the varied meanings this...

  • How to bring a lei home from Hawaii

    How many times have you thought about bringing home that amazing flower lei, knowing that by the time you go through airport security, wait the ninety plus minutes for the plane and then deal with...

  • Orchid Care Instructions

    Orchids have a reputation for being difficult and laborious to care for, but do not let that discourage you from keeping the plants in your home or greenhouse. Most of the orchids on the...

  • How to Water Wilting Citrus Plants

    There are two basic reasons for your citrus wilting: not enough water or too much water. Under watering puts the plant in stress mode, causing leaves to wilt and lose green coloring. Over watering...

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