Your orchid has dropped its blooms, and although you’ve worked hard to keep your plant healthy and strong, you worry that those beautiful blooms will never come back. Well, we've got some good news: Your orchid may start blooming again really soon.
If some of your orchid’s roots are beginning to grow above the surface of the growing medium, your orchid has air roots. Also known as aerial roots, the sight of these above-soil roots may make you worry that your orchid has outgrown its pot or...
Going back to school after the summer can be bittersweet for both teachers and students. With these simple back-to-school gift ideas, you can show appreciation to teachers and encourage new college or grad students as they take their first step on a...
Fertilizing orchids regularly provides them with the nutrients they need for optimal health and vibrant blooming. Many people either forget to do it or become overwhelmed by the what, how and when of orchid fertilization. If your orchid's flowers...
When an orchid has finished blooming, its blooms will wilt and fall off, making many orchid plant parents worry that their orchid has died. Don't worry! This is what orchids do before entering into a resting period, allowing it to store up energy...
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If you're a new orchid plant parent, seeing the beautiful blooms of your orchid start to wilt and drop may cause you feel like you've failed some basic lesson in orchid plant care. But the fallen blooms are often an...
Your orchid was thriving, but now it's looking a bit ill. "Why are my orchid leaves turning yellow?" you ask. Great question! The first step in Phalaenopsis orchid plant care is paying attention to the roots, leaves...
