If you’re a new orchid parent, congratulations! What a beautiful addition to your home garden (indoors or outdoors). As an ...

Orchids are popular houseplants, but many people struggle to get them to flower more than once a yea - but all you need is ...

Gardening expert from Prestige Botanicals, LeAnne Samuelson, has shared a homemade fertiliser that can help your orchids ...

or you can get orchid bark, which despite its name is actually a mix of tree barks and charcoal. Personally, I prefer orchid bark, but either one works well. Be careful not to tear roots.

In the wild, 70% of orchids grow on trees, limbs and branches. When they are attached, they don’t have moss or bark or anything excessive in the rhizome of the plant and will only retain enough ...

you repot it in orchid bark mix in an orchid pot with orchid holes. You hang on to the support stake with the Barbie-sized hair clip, because surely you’re going to need that once a new ...

Try a few tricks to help your plants retain moisture Mulching your houseplants by placing pieces of orchid bark atop the soil is an easy way to help plants retain moisture in your absence.

Convinced you’re going to be able to get that orchid to bloom again, you repot it in orchid bark mix in an orchid pot with orchid holes. You hang on to the support stake with the Barbie-sized ...