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Phalaenopsis Orchids are Perfect for Wedding Day Hair

Words that describe a “veil” are: a mask, a disguise, and something that covers, separates, screens, or conceals. The tradition of a bride wearing a wedding veil is believed to be introduced as far back as ancient Rome. The bridal veil covered the...

My Phalaenopsis Orchid Has Stopped Flowering…Is It Dying?

Many people who are new to owning orchids are astounded by their amazing beauty. The flowers of a Phalaenopsis orchid look elegant regardless if they are a deep and vibrant fuchsia pink or a hint of color in the blushing pink orchid. The beautiful...

Mini Phalaenopsis Orchids Will Brighten Up A Terrarium, Part 2 of 2

In our previous blog post, we discussed how mini Phalaenopsis orchids can brighten up a terrarium display. Today, we will go over how you can create your very own!

Mini Phalaenopsis Orchids Will Brighten Up a Terrarium, Part 1 of 2

If you are looking for a charming way to display your miniature Phalaenopsis orchid, consider making a terrarium its new home. Terrariums with mini Phalaenopsis orchids are charming and provide an excellent way to brighten up any type of room....

Can Your Cat and Your Orchid Coexist?

Many people love cats. Many people love orchids. To paraphrase the late Rodney King, “Can’t they all get along?”

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Sphagnum Moss vs. Bark: Which is Better for Phalaenopsis Orchids?

Potting materials have a significant effect on the growth of orchids, and therefore, it is essential that you select the right potting material for your Phalaenopsis orchids. There are two kinds of potting materials...

The Use of Orchids in Medicine

Orchids are known for their aesthetic qualities, and they are often used as decorative items in homes, offices, and public places. While most people admire them for their good looks, others have found practical uses for...

Is Your Orchid Suffering from Mesophyll Cell Collapse?

As spring approaches, orchids are at greater risk of developing a virus-like condition called mesophyll cell collapse. This condition results from the collapse of the leaves’ mesophyll cells due to exposure to overly...