After your orchid plant's flowers have fallen off, you're left with a ho-hum clump of leaves. But with the right orchid fertilizing tips, a little TLC, and some patience, you can have flowers again.

You bought your orchid when it was loaded with flowers and admired its gorgeous blooms for months. Now, the flowers have dropped off, and you’re wondering what to do with the remaining ho-hum clump of ...

Orchids have been the darlings of the horticultural world for hundreds of years. Collectors spend fortunes just to claim a rare specimen for their own. Because of the number of varieties available, ...

Increase the blooming power of your orchids with these tips. Orchids can bloom more often and longer when you give them the right care and environment. Different orchid types bloom on their own ...

Phalaenopsis orchids, commonly called moth orchids, are one of the most popular orchids because they are easy to grow and care for as a houseplant. They often bear multiple flower buds on arching ...

There was a time when orchid plants were expensive to purchase. The main reason was how difficult it was to propagate orchids. This limited their availability and made them costly. Orchid plants are ...

Potted orchids grow best in a bark mix called media. Water orchids once a week, allowing the roots to drain fully to prevent root rot. With sufficient light and consistent care, your indoor orchid ...

If your colorful orchids look a little worse for the wear, check out your fruit bowl for something that will give them a little potassium boost.