There are many ways to propagate orchid plants. Some of the easier ways to involve division and cutting. I’m assuming that you went to the Google search engine and searched for how to propagate orchid plants because you are attempting to learn how to plant or propagate orchid plants. If you are not sure of…
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When orchids first come into bloom, they are considered “babies” by most plant growers, even if they are not. In fact, there are some plant growers who will only buy orchids that have already been grown. A baby orchid is considered a baby orchid because it still needs several things to grow, such as the…
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The use of Osmocote for Orchids is one of the most popular and effective ways to treat orchids. This is because of the advantages that it offers to orchid plants. Osmocote for Orchids involves the use of a special type of fertiliser that contains the chemical known as Ololo. It is this chemical in Ololo…
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Most mature orchids grow well in pots, so when your pot is just too small for your orchid, you should immediately replant it into a larger container. You should always increase the size of the pot every time you do this and replant your orchid in a new pot every year. This will ensure that…
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A common question for anyone who grows orchids is, “How do orchids grow in the wild?” The answer to that question is not as simple as one might think. It depends on where orchids are grown, what kind of orchid you are growing, and a few other things. Here is some information on how to…
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You might be surprised when saying that all grow lights for orchids are not compatible with orchids at all. Trust me, you will want more than 50 LEDs for your entire garden to ensure the photosynthesized photosynthesis goes smooth. And lets not leave out the lifespan, here is when most of them finally fail. So…
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When an orchid is limp and falling off its orchid stems, it’s a common sign of stress. This can be brought on by too much water, overwatering, too much heat or cold, poor growing conditions or even fungus. In each instance, there’s a fix and a quick diagnosis you should know to create. Your orchid…
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Are orchids wildflowers? This is a question asked by many orchid enthusiasts. The answer to this question depends on the species of orchid you are growing, as well as your geographical location and climate. Here are a few of the answers to the question. Most orchids are native to the southern parts of India, Malaysia,…
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The answer depends on what type of orchid you’re talking about. There are five orchid species that can be eaten, all of which produce flowers for pollination and are grown for their exotic foliage rather than their plant material. If you’re growing these types of plants, know that the flowers may not taste all that…
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The very first step in growing baby orchids is to determine the perfect pH level and ph for your plant. This will help regulate growth as well as ensuring that your plant has healthy leaves and blooms. Some of the best orchids to grow are Phalaenopsis orchids, which are found in the African continent. It’s…
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