They're easy to care for once you know their ideal conditions. There are thousands of orchid species to choose from, and the most commonly sold orchids are in the genera Phalaenopsis, Cattleya, ...

Related: How to Grow and Care for an Orchid So It Blooms for Years to Come Repotting is an essential step in any plant's growth cycle, and that includes orchids. As a moth orchid flourishes ...

Repot all new orchids that are planted with sphagnum moss ... sink below a south-facing window that is shaded. The only care it has gotten has been watering about every five days.

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This is because repotting enables the orchid's root system to expand and prevents the soil from becoming impacted. Graham added: "You can buy a large orchid, but with the right care you can make ...

Orchids' exquisite blooms are rare ... displays to last "several months" with proper care. Blackstone advised plant enthusiasts to "repot spring blooming Cattleyas immediately after blooming ...