After your orchid finishes flowering and flower petals drop, snip off the old flower spike (the flower spike it toward the ...

We reached out to a few plant experts to answer the most common questions about orchids, including what kind of soil to use, how much to water them, and exactly how to go about repotting an orchid ...

The best time to repot an orchid is just after it has finished flowering. That is, in spring or early summer. At this time, the plant is in a dormant phase and will have plenty of time to acclimate to ...

Phalaenopsis or 'moth orchids' are one of the most popular indoor plants available. It’s common to see them in full flower on ...

Repotting is advised every four to five years or sooner if the bark has started to decompose. Don't worry if there are any gaps in the bark; orchid roots love air just as much as they love water. Use ...

A woman has shared how her orchids have been flowering non-stop for nine years now. Here are her top tips for keeping the ...

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Put on a spectacular show with exotic blooms. As orchids start to produce their exotic, sometimes quixotic, blooms in our homes and gardens, you can have them flowering for months, year after year, if ...

Anthurium clarinervium is a tropical houseplant with large, heart-shaped leaves that have a striking venation. Like orchids, ...