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How Do You Get an Orchid to Rebloom?

Your orchid has dropped its blooms, and although you have worked hard to keep your plant healthy and strong, you worry that those beautiful blooms will never come back. We have some good news: Your orchid may start...

What You Should Know About Orchid Keikis

It may be unfamiliar to many orchid lovers, but it’s something you should know about if you plan to rebloom your plant. Today, we will dive into more information about keikis and how to remove keikis from orchid stems,...

Why Are My Orchid Leaves Turning Yellow?

Your orchid was thriving, but now it may need some support. "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,...

Orchid Care: How to Care for Mini Orchids

We know they are tiny, but that doesn’t mean you are going to ‘break’ your brand-new mini orchid! Don't let its size and delicate appearance fool you!

What You Need To Know About Your Orchid’s Roots

Your orchid's roots perform two functions critical for the successful growth of the plant. First, they hold your plant in place as it grows. Typically, in nature orchids live on tree branches high above the tropical...

Orchids for Easter: Decorating and Gifting

This is a great time to buy an orchid for yourself to use as a centerpiece for your Easter brunch or to give to your family and friends who are hosting! Whether it's yours or a gift, don’t worry if you don’t consider...

House Plants: Which Ones Are Pet Safe?

We know that you would never do something to intentionally hurt your pets, but one of the biggest mistakes pet owners make is not checking to see if their houseplants are safe and non-toxic for their furry friends. Even...

Orchid Care For Colder Weather

As much as we’d like to pretend it isn’t, the chilly season is here. Winter ushers in cold temperatures and dry conditions that usually stick around for a few months. As an orchid owner, it’s important to think about...