Growing orchids

A DIY guide to repotting an orchid step by step, including how to know when your orchid needs repotting, materials you'll need, and when to do it.

Learn how to make an orchid plant rebloom over and over again. You will be excited to learn the secret and we have a video tutorial to show you how.

A simple beginner's guide to getting started with orchid growing in your home including how to select plants and the care required for gorgeous blooms.

Why are my orchid leaves turning yellow? If your bottom orchid leaf has turned yellow, it does not necessarily mean your orchid is sick or dying. You can not prevent your bottom orchid leaves from …

Phalaenopsis orchids are some of the most stunning indoor plants. This guide shows you just how easy phalaenopsis orchid care is, even for beginners.

There is only one correct way to water an orchid! Find out How to water your orchids and you'll have your orchid for years to come.

If you see roots growing above the soil there’s no need to worry, those are just air roots! Learn more about air roots and how you can care for them.

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Semi Hydro and Full Water Culture has been branded as the "cure all" for orchid care. Here are a LOT of reasons why you should consider trying a traditional growing medium.

Want to know how to repot an orchid? Learn how with this easy, step-by-step tutorial. I'll walk you through the whole process.

If you don’t fertilize orchids, well, they won’t bloom or grow. On the other hand, if you add too much fertilizer, the roots and leaves may suffer minor burns, and blossoming won’t occur anymore. I…

Orchids can usually live in the same pot for at least a year or two without any problems. But sooner or later, your orchid will outgrow its pot, or its potting mix will start to break down. That's when you'll need to repot it.

Love orchids but afraid that they're too hard to grow? They're not! Click here to see 7 surprising things you didn't know about caring for orchids.

Semi Hydro and Full Water Culture has been branded as the "cure all" for orchid care. Here are a LOT of reasons why you should consider trying a traditional growing medium.

A simple beginner's guide to getting started with orchid growing in your home including how to select plants and the care required for gorgeous blooms.

If your orchid is dry and thirsty, excessive watering isn’t the best option for this sensitive plant. Why? Because the orchid roots may rot! So, don’t try this extreme salvation, because saving an …