After enjoying your orchid's long-lasting bloom, the flowers are now fading and you're wondering what you did wrong. Nothing! They will bloom again, but in the meantime, you have a few options:
When properly cared for, your orchid plant will rebloom year after year. Has it been a minute since you got your orchid to bloom? There’s a good chance it’s in its dormant state, but if it’s been longer than six to nine...
If you were given a Phalaenopsis orchid around Valentine's Day, chances are its bloom cycle has finished. But just because you don’t see anything happening, it doesn’t mean your orchid is dead. This is merely the...
If you’ve been waiting patiently for your orchid to rebloom and have been diligent in providing your orchid with adequate light, water and fertilizer and nothing is happening, the problem could be insects. Insect pests...
When your orchid stops blooming and enters dormancy, don't worry, it is not dead. You can encourage your orchid to bloom again with just a little TLC. Phalaenopsis orchids rebloom on old spikes with a new stalk emerging...
When an orchid is finished blooming, its blooms will wilt and fall off before it enters into a resting period. Resting is a normal part of the Phalaenopsis orchid lifecycle in which your plant is storing up energy to...
Caring for a resting orchid can be an exciting time. Though it isn’t displaying any vibrant blooms yet, the anticipation can be high. Any day now you could come down the stairs or turn the corner and notice a fresh new...
You've gotten an orchid plant and have enjoyed its long-lasting bloom, but now that the last orchid flower has faded, you're wondering what to do with the rest of the plant. Fortunately, they will bloom again. In the...
