Orchid Plant

The orchid should be re-planted annually for best results and provided with bright light but protected from direct sunlight. The Better-Gro Lavender Cattleya Packaged Orchid allows you to grow a large 4 in.

The plant will not be in bloom. The bloom color and variety is not specified but colors will range in hues and sizes. Possible colors are Blue, Gold, Yellow, Fuchsia, Pink, Purple, spotted or solid.

The orchid should be re-planted annually for best results and provided with bright light but protected from direct sunlight. The Better-Gro Red and Art Shades Cattleya Packaged Orchid allow you to grow a large 4 in.

Long-lasting and easily maintained, Just Add Ice Orchids make the ideal gift for any occasion. The perfect statement piece for any decor, these full-size Phalaenopsis orchids are situated in a neutral classic ceramic planter.

A beautiful 5 in. Double stemmed orchid nestled in a silver or gold holiday ceramic pot with coordinating floral pick. Simply add three ice cubes per week - It's Just that simple. A premium selected plant with 6 or more flowers and buds.

Blooming orchid nestled in a high quality, neutral ceramic pot. An impressive ceramic pot perfectly sized to fit the clear orchid grower pot. A proven bloomer and stunning plant, this flower is guaranteed to be a focal point in any interior room.

This article will explain why they are so popular and how you can grow them inside to provide year-round exotic beauty. Phalaenopsis or moth orchids, are among the easiest and most popular orchids to grow as house plants.

Due to its diminutive size and small flowers, it may be difficult to spot in summer. With the help of the internet and some garden enthusiasts, I finally got an ID on my mystery plant: an orchid.

Move the stems and moss to a place that is shaded and humid, leaving them there until small plants begin to emerge from the buds.Place standard orchid compost into the pots, then plant the new orchids into the pots.Place the plants into a humid, well-lit...

Container measures 4.5"D. Minimal yet elegant, our classic white orchid arrangement is perfect for the simple gift. Orchid measure 18" - 22" in height. This orchid arrangement features a single white phalaenopsis orchid in a tin pail covered with decorative...

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchids measure 20" - 24" in height. Orchid sits in a woven basket container topped with green sheet moss. This orchid arrangement features a double spike phalaenlopsis paired with three grass style air plants.

Orchids are easy to grow, if you know the ins and outs of how to care for them. Unhealthy roots are those that have developed root rot and are soft and mushy to the touch.Gather your supplies before starting to transplant.

Orchids measure 16" - 22" in height. Container measures 4.5" in diameter. The darker colors leave a lasting impression. Pail is topped with decorative green moss. This orchid arrangement features a darker red phalaenlopsis orchid in a simple pail.

Arrives in a 5" wooden box. This arrangement measures 18"-22" when fully bloomed. Dendrobiums also give off a light fragrance. Dendrobiums are a type of orchid that produces longer thinner leaves and tighter groupings of flowers during blooming season.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Phalaenopsis orchids are best known for their vibrant purple varieties. Orchid measures 18" - 24" in height. This classic purple phalaenopsis orchid is paired with a natural wooden box topped with decorative green sheet...

Black tapered square container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. This orchid arrangement features a double spike red phalaenlopsis with a decorative wooden screen. Orchid measures 20" - 24" in height.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. Orchids measure 20" - 24" in height. Orchid sits in a wooden box container topped with green sheet moss. This orchid arrangement features a double spike phalaenopsis orchid with a natural manzanita dried branch .

Epidendrum arrives in 5" wooden box with a liner. Epidendrums blooms can reach up to 15" - 22" in height. They will continue to bloom each year with the proper care. The Epidendrum is an type of orchid that produces reed like blooms.

Container measures 5"L x 5"W x 5"H. This orchid arrangement features a single spike phalaenopsis orchid in a natural wooden basket container. Orchid sits in a wooden box container topped with green sheet moss.

Mix the materials together loosely with your hands, and gently pour it into the pot. Use 1 cup of both medium-grade charcoal and peat moss mixed with 6 cups of fir bark. There are premixed varieties of potting materials for orchids, but you can learn...

Close to 25,000 naturally occurring orchid species exist on every continent, and all have their own distinctive characteristics or adaptations. The flowers of Venus' slipper orchids (Paphiopedilum group) each has a pouch-shaped petal that directs bees...

Providing additional water during the flowering season discourages wilting due to dehydration. Contrary to popular belief, orchids are not difficult to grow as houseplants. Prematurely wilting flowers are frequently a sign of incorrect growing conditions...

Trees with rough barks that hold water and humus in cracks and crevices tend to support orchids better than those with smooth barks.Epiphytes need nutrients in order to survive, grow and reproduce.

If it is brown and dried up, it is ready for pruning.Cut the stem with the hand pruner, leaving at least 1 inch of the stem extending above the base of the plant. Growing orchids is much easier than most people believe.

Filter out the powder with cheesecloth and discard it. Filter out the grounds with cheesecloth. The remaining water is a rich source of calcium for plants.Dilute 1 tsp. Used coffee grounds into a 5-gallon bucket.

With over 25,000 species of orchids, you're likely to find a type of orchid that fits your color and size preferences. Most orchids have medium green leaves when they receive proper light levels.When buying growing orchids at the home center or floral...

These roots may spread rot in the new plants.Place several pieces of bark or polystyrene in the bottom of each new pot to encourage drainage. When the halves begin to separate, check the soil in each half for bulbs.