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26th November 2008
Cattleya orchids are one of the most common species grown. They are often referred to as corsage orchids thanks to their big flowers. The flowers can measure up to eight inches and are also fragrant. If you want to grow one of your own, there are a few th...
26th November 2008
Jewel orchids have very elegant leaves. Therefore, they are valued less for their flowers than for their foliage. If you want to grow one of these plants, there are a few things you should know beforehand. This article will give you a few tips on how to c...
26th November 2008
Phalaenopsis orchids have flowers shaped like a moth or butterfly. This is the reason they are commonly referred to as moth orchids. Sometimes, they can bloom for longer than three months. If you're looking to try your hand at raising one of these plants,...
26th November 2008
Vanda orchids originate in eastern Asia and northern Australia. This genera in the orchid family requires expert care, so beginners shouldn't start out trying to grow one. This article will give you a few tips for growing these plants properly.
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26th November 2008
Young orchids need better care than more mature plants. If this is your first time growing one, then there are a few things you should know beforehand. This article will give you a few tips to help you grow one properly.
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More mature plants a...
26th November 2008
There are virtually thousands of orchid species found throughout the world. You will likely want to choose a plant that produces beautiful flowers. However, you will also need to consider the type of environment that you can provide. This article will dis...
26th November 2008
Repotting orchids should be done at least every two years. If you fail to do so, your plant may die or at least produce few flowers. You can easily tell when it's time to do so. If your growing medium has broken down or if new growths extend over the edge...
26th November 2008
It is especially important for beginning gardeners to know what to look for when buying orchids. You have to examine the plant closely to make sure it's in good health before you take it home. There are a few things you need to pay special attention to. T...
26th November 2008
Whether you live in a flat or rambling home, a cottage by the sea, or a house in town, your living room creates a lasting impression for all who enter. It tells your family and friends if you're formal and elegant or fun-loving and laid-back. It sets the ...
26th November 2008
There are three common types of orchid pots. They include plastic, terracotta, and basket. The best type of pot for you depends on the potting mix, type of orchid, and location that you're growing the plant. You may also want to consider how often you wil...
26th November 2008
There are many common orchid diseases that can cause serious harm to your beautiful plant. You should check your orchids once a week so that you will notice any problems early. Let's take a look at some of the most common orchid diseases.
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26th November 2008
Miltonia orchids are also referred to as pansy orchids because their open flowers closely resemble pansies. They are very fragrant, but a little more difficult to grow than other species of orchids. This article will give you a few tips for growing milton...
26th November 2008
Many people prefer growing orchids indoors instead of outside. If you want to grow your plants inside your home, there are a few things you should know. This article will give you a few tips on growing orchids indoors.
Lighting
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26th November 2008
It is common for orchid growers to have problems with various pests. Calling an exterminator for orchid pest control is often unnecessary as well as expensive. There are things that you can do to deal with these pests yourself. This article will discuss c...
26th November 2008
Insects and their relatives cause most of the problems for orchid growers. Some of them can even transmit diseases from one plant to another. This article will discuss five of the most common orchid pests.
Aphids
Aphids are sucking insects that are ...
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