Orchid varieties

Wondering if there are more orchid types out there than the handful you always see in garden centers? Well, you are in for a treat because there are upwards of 25,000 orchid species in the

The most important factor in the timing of orchid repotting is to repot after the bloom and as the new growth is emerging. Repotting when an orchid is in active growth provides the plant with its best opportunity to settle quickly into its new media.

Have a look at Rare and Unique Orchids Around the World! Some of these are so strange, that they'll make you go - Wow!

Ready to get started with orchids? Looking for something easy to care for, unique, or both? This is the list for you!

Orchids are very familiar houseplants. In this post, we will give a rundown of the most popular types of orchids for orchid enthusiasts.

Cattleya Orchids are known for their large, showy flowers and captivating fragrance. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, making them a favorite among orchid enthusiasts. Perfect to add some exotic flair to your home or garden! Light: Bright, indirect light. Water: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Soil: Well-draining orchid mix. Temperature: 65-80°F (18-27°C) during the day, 55-60°F (13-16°C) at night. Humidity: High, around 50-70%. Fertilizer: Orchid fertilizer every…

With our tips, growing orchids indoors is easy. Here are six of our favorite orchids for beginners, from Phalaenopsis to Oncidiums to Lady's Slippers.

Orchids have a reputation for being complicated and difficult plants, but many orchids are no more difficult to grow than an ordinary houseplant. Start with an "easy" orchid, then learn the basics of growing orchids.

Grammatophyllum scriptum (Bell Orchid) is a well-known species of orchid, with pseudobulbs up to 8 inches (20 cm), from which originate...