You bought your orchid when it was loaded with flowers and admired its gorgeous blooms for months. Now, the flowers have dropped off, and you’re wondering what to do with the remaining ho-hum clump of ...

After your orchid plant's flowers have fallen off, you're left with a ho-hum clump of leaves. But with the right orchid fertilizing tips, a little TLC, and some patience, you can have flowers again.

Orchid blooms can intimidate budding gardeners. Joan Connors, a retired greenhouse manager of the American Orchid Society, has a few tips to help beginners keep plants blooming and healthy. Connors ...

You don't need a tropical environment to grow orchids. Moth orchids (cultivars of Phalaenopsis) are the easiest to grow. In their native habitats, moth orchids are "epiphytes," meaning they grow on ...

Orchids have a reputation for being difficult to grow, but looks are deceiving. These unique houseplants are easy! The most popular orchid is the phalaenopsis, also known as a moth orchid. You’ll find ...

Have you recently gazed mournfully at your orchid, convinced it has given up the ghost? Don't lose hope just yet! Orchids are resilient and magnificent plants that, with the right care, can thrive and ...

Step into Orchids Limited and you're immediately transported to another world, where thousands of Orchids are born and bred. Some familiar and others like you've never seen. Plants are really hot ...

John Hampton, president of the Southwest Florida Orchid Society, is, by his own admission, a “confirmed orchid nut.” Hampton transplanted himself and about 50 orchids from Connecticut to Cape Coral in ...

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can cultivate orchids and those who can’t. I learned this indisputable fact after writing a recent column about killing what was likely my 25th ...