Orchids vary widely, but common indoor types benefit from species-appropriate light, watering and root care. Explore what to do after flowers fall, how to investigate leaf problems and how to encourage future blooms. Identify your orchid before applying pruning or repotting advice.
After an orchid's flowers drop, check the spike, continue appropriate light and watering, inspect roots and repot only when needed. Guidance for common moth orchids.
Curling leaves on orchids can be a sign of various issues. We identify the 6 causes, which range from light sources to diseases, and offer practical...
Learn how to encourage a healthy moth orchid to bloom again with appropriate light, watering, temperature and spike care. Propagation isn't a reblooming shortcut.
Most potted orchids need thorough watering followed by good drainage, not a universal weekly schedule. Learn two practical approaches and how to prevent root rot.
Orchid propagation depends on the type of orchid. Learn when division, keikis, backbulbs and specialist stem cuttings work, and why a loose leaf usually won't make...
One of the questions floating around orchid fertilizer is, “can I use orchid fertilizer on other plants?” It’s time flower growers understood fertilizer better