Orchids
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Growing Catasetum: Catasetum Orchid Type InfoCatasetum orchid species number over 150 and have unusual, waxy flowers that may be male or female. It’s a great orchid to grow in a greenhouse or outside in a warm climate.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Is A Brassavola Orchid - Brassavola Orchid CareBrassavola is an easy to grow orchid that is ideal for first-time growers. By learning more about growing Brassavola orchids, even novice growers are able to enjoy an abundance of blooms all season long.
By Tonya Barnett
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Reasons For Dropping Orchid Leaves: Learn How To Fix Orchid Leaf DropMost orchids tend to drop leaves as they produce new growth, and some may lose a few leaves after blooming. If leaf loss is substantial, or if new leaves are falling off, it's time to do some troubleshooting. Click this article to learn what to do.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Lady Slipper Care: How To Grow Lady Slipper OrchidsThere's just something special about wild lady slipper orchids. Growing a lady slipper wildflower can be accomplished with a little effort in your own garden. Get more information in this article.
By Nikki Tilley
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What Is Salep: Learn About Salep Orchid PlantsIf you are Turkish, you probably know what salep is, but the rest of us likely have no idea. What is salep? It is a plant, a root, a powder, and a drink. Salep comes from several species of diminishing orchids. For more information, click the following article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Burnt Orchid Leaves: What To Do For Scorched Leaves On OrchidsExactly what causes scorched leaves on orchids? Just like their human owners, orchids can be sunburned when exposed to intense sunlight. Low-light orchids are especially susceptible to sunburn. What can you do if you notice scorched leaves on orchids? Click here for helpful tips.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Swaddled Babies Orchid: Information About Anguloa Uniflora CareOrchids are found in almost every region of the world. Anguloa uniflora orchids hail from the Andes regions around Venezuela, Columbia and Ecuador. Common colorful names for the plant include tulip orchid and swaddled babies orchid. Click here to learn more about them.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Miltoniopsis Pansy Orchid: Tips On Caring For Pansy OrchidsThe Miltoniopsis pansy orchid is possibly one of the friendliest looking orchids you can grow. Read this article to get tips on growing Miltonia orchid plants. Click here for more.
By Anne Baley
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Tips For How To Make An Orchid BloomWhile easy to grow and care for, many people still wonder how to make an orchid bloom. After all, if an orchid won't flower, then it is missing the element that makes these plants so desirable. Click here for more info.
By Heather Rhoades
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Vanda Orchid Propagation: Tips On Dividing Vanda OrchidsAerial Vanda orchid roots make Vanda orchid propagation a very doable task. If you'd like to know how to propagate Vanda orchids, then this article should help. Simply click here for more information on propagating these orchid plants.
By Mary H. Dyer

