Dendrobiums and Cattleyas, for example, should be cut back to the base once the ... Jane explains, "After the flowers fall off, orchids can grow back and bloom again. When the blooms have dropped ...

Not all orchids are large plants with big showy flowers. And it is the smaller varieties that are the domain of grower and ...

Aside from their visual appeal, orchids require minimal care — so long as its conditions are met. Here's how to care for ...

After the orchid finishes blooming, it's best to trim back the flower spike to promote future blooms. If the spike has turned brown or yellow, cut it at the base. If it's still green, you can cut ...

As a Floridian, one of the things that I miss the most is early spring in the mid-Atlantic. This is when the landscape shakes ...

Orchids require the right balance of water, fertiliser and light to flourish and produce their stunning flowers. Yet, there's another crucial element in the mix, according to Shane Dibbs ...

"After your orchid flowers have fallen, cut off three inches of the stem," advised Lynne. "This will allow the production of another flower stem. If no shoot appears and the original stem turns ...

Flowers fill two indoor conservatories ... The key to keeping orchids healthy, according to Varnes, is knowing when to cut off dead blossoms — and having the patience to wait for them to ...