Aside from their visual appeal, orchids require minimal care — so long as its conditions are met. Here's how to care for ...

Aside from their aesthetic appeal, orchids require minimal care — so long as its conditions are met. The tropical plant is ...

You can rotate the stems, blossoms ... The flower sits in a blue Lego vase with brown Lego pieces on top that mimic the look of a bark mix — real orchids don’t grow in regular soil.

Red-listed plants can be seen in the capital’s natural protected spaces, including in the Losiny Ostrov national park, as ...

Tomatoes, especially the indeterminate types with a climbing habit, are easily propagated via stem-cuttings ... Cheong Yin Ping If you are not using an orchid fertiliser to feed your Cattlianthe ...

The crane-fly orchid is one of the most common orchids in North America. Spring is when the plant's green leaves begin to ...

Schwarzenegger selected a strapless top and matching trousers from Oscar de la Renta’s pre-spring 2025 collection, which featured embroidered and beaded orchids ... and stems from the places ...

Rake out the brown blades as needed or wait until growth ... Trim declining fronds and old flower stems from palms but leave the green. 26. Do wait to prune spring flowering shrubs until the ...

Bloom period is another factor. Spring blooming plants like forsythia or lilac should only be pruned once they have finished ...

You don't need to prune orchids otherwise. A: Gently remove the plant from its pot by pressing around the sides of the pot, and remove the old bark or compost. Cut and remove any old roots or stems ...