Terrestrial Orchids

Dendrobiums are a type of orchid that produces longer thinner leaves and tighter groupings of flowers during blooming season. Blooms will appear on the orchid from late winter to early march and will continue to bloom each year with the proper care.

This classic purple phalaenopsis orchid is paired with a natural wooden box topped with decorative green sheet moss. Phalaenopsis orchids are best known for their vibrant purple varieties.

Orchid sits in a black modern plastic container topped with green sheet moss. This orchid arrangement features a double spike red phalaenlopsis with a decorative wooden screen. Orchid measures 20" - 24" in height.

This orchid arrangement features a double spike phalaenopsis orchid with a natural manzanita dried branch . The combination creates a natural arrangement perfect for an indoor setting.

The Epidendrum is an type of orchid that produces reed like blooms. Epidendrums will bloom in the late winter and into early summer. Epidendrums blooms can reach up to 15" - 22" in height.

One of our larger single spike orchid arrangements, the orchid measures 20" - 24" in height. This orchid arrangement features a single spike phalaenopsis orchid in a natural wooden basket container.

While we can make some general assumptions about orchids, refer to the plant tag or catalog description to make sure you can provide the right care for your species.Some terrestrial orchids form pseudobulbs at the base of the plant.

Its sepals and petals expand from a dark red to purple with the inner petals feathered in white. Orchid Cactus ‘Unforgettable' (Epiphyllum hybrid) Outrageous in its bloom size and color, 'Unforgettable' puts on an amazing floral display.

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If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of water. If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of reservoir water. DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Hydroponics – Mix 1 tsp per gallon of reservoir water during the final...

Foliar Spray: Mix 1/2 tsp per gallon of water and spray directly on leaves. Maintenance: Use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of water every watering. Additional benefits include increased stem strength and leaf positioning of plants, which improves photosynthesis;...

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If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of reservoir water. Flush every two weeks. If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of water.

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Grower's Tip: When growing in coconut coir or using prepared soil/ soilless mixes add 1 tsp per gallon to wet the media and to nutrient solution for the first two weeks. General Hydroponics CALiMAGic (1-0-0) is a mineral-based supplement designed to optimize...

The nutrition solution. If feeding once or twice per month use 1 tsp. Per gallon of water and spraying directly on leaves. Per gallon of water for recirculating systems or 1 tsp. Can be used to promote both foliage and blooms.

Use 10 ml per gallon of water during weeks 1 and 2 of the bloom phase. Feed Sheet (PDF) DIRECTIONS FOR USE: For hydroponic, coir or soil systems, dilute 5 ml per gallon of water during weeks 1-3 of vegetative growth and weeks 3-4 of the bloom phase.

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Hydroponics: Mix 2-3 tsp. Per gallon for non-recirculating systems. Per gallon of water for recirculating systems or 1 tsp. Per gallon of water for a concentrate feed solution. DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Maintenance: Indoor plants mix 1/4 to 1/2 tsp.

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Apply to reservoir every 5 – 7 days. Hydroponics: Mid size plants use 1/2 teaspoon per gallon (2.5 ml/4 liters). Botanicare Feed Chart (PDF) DIRECTIONS FOR USE: To be used in conjunction with standard fertilizer or hydrogarden nutrient program.

Apply 1 Tbsp/ gallon of water. Use with every watering (1 Tbsp/ gallon) during the entire growth cycle from seedling until flush. Benefits: • Bigger blooms = Better yields • Accelerated growth under ALL conditions • Highly concentrated — a little...

If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of reservoir water. If combining with other nutrients, use 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon of water. It takes just a couple of weeks to get stocky, sturdy high producing plants and buds that are...

Phalaenopsis hybrids growing in a commercial orchid nurseryThe large white and pink hybrids are among the most popularMore exotic are the yellow spotted types and green-flowered This article will explain why they are so popular and how you can grow them...

Generally, it's easiest to make the cut between sets of leaves.Leave the mother plant in the pot and plant the newly removed stem in a clean container filled with. Using a sharp, sterile knife, cut several inches from the top of that stem, making the...

May be one of the most feared houseplants in the arsenal; gardeners everywhere have heard how fussy they are about growing conditions and all the problems growing orchids other people have experienced.