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Watering Orchids: Are My Orchids Getting Enough Water?

Much of the conversation around watering orchids is devoting to making sure your plants don’t get too much water. However, not getting enough water can also be dangerous to orchid health. Often, in an effort to ensure...

How to Care for Orchids in a Dry Environment

A tropical plant, the Phalaenopsis orchid loves humidity. Phals thrive at humidity levels between 55 and 75%. These levels are relatively easy to reach in climate-controlled homes and offices; however, they can be...

I Received an Orchid for Valentine’s Day—Now What?

Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and to your delight, you received your first Phalaenopsis orchid! Just Add Ice Phalaenopsis orchids will bloom for one to three months or longer after purchase. Variety and age play a...

With Phalaenopsis Orchids, Ice Is Nice!

Phalaenopsis orchids are one of the most sought after types of orchids for those who are new to owning the beautiful plants. Known for their bright and subtle colors, Phalaenopsis orchids also have long-lasting blooms....

Don’t Be Timid to Care for a Phalaenopsis Orchid, Part 2 Of 2

In our previous post, we provided you with some important information to remember as you’re starting to care for your Phalaenopsis orchid. Here, we continue in our discussion and offer some additional tips.

What Are the Signs of Heat Stress in My Phalaenopsis Orchids?

Similar to humans, animals, trees, and some plant species, Phalaenopsis orchids can undergo stressful times when they become overheated. It is important for Phalaenopsis orchid owners to be able to recognize the signs...

Too Much Heat is Bad for Phalaenopsis Orchids

Just like people, too much sun is bad for the Phalaenopsis orchid plant. Unlike humans where adding sunscreen is an option when time is spent in the sun, Phalaenopsis orchids must instead live a somewhat sheltered—or...

Get Weekly Orchid Plant Watering Reminders

Great orchid care involves making sure your orchid is receiving the right amounts of light and humidity. You also want to make sure that the temperature is right in the area where you keep your plant. While watering...