If your seedlings have outgrown their seed tray, but it's still too early to plant them in the garden, you need to up-pot ...

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

Aside from their aesthetic appeal, orchids require minimal care — so long as its conditions are met. The tropical plant is ...

Speaking to Express.co.uk, gardening expert Graham Smith (MCIHort) – based at LBS Horticulture – revealed the common mistake ...

Don't overwater or underwater your orchids, and maybe skip the ice treatment. Here are some sound strategies to maximize ...

If one is available, use an orchid pot, which has pre-drilled holes that will let birdseed pass through. Otherwise, you can use a regular clay pot—you’ll need to drill three ½-inch holes an ...

How do you know if the soil in an orchid pot no longer meets the plant's needs? Pay attention to whether algae or moss has appeared on its walls – this indicates an excess of salts in its contents.

Use a wire brush to scrape off the salt residue inside the pot then cover the drain hole with a coffee filter or mesh window ... cape primroses and other gesneriad species and orchid barks or moss ...

You can hide the wire under some mulch. Wire can be cut to size easily and you can cut a hole for whatever plant you have in the pot.” Another added: “I have squirrels and chipmunks that do that.

so we asked her to answer your most pressing orchid questions, sourced from Kew's Instagram followers. A: Only when the pot feels light and the compost is dry. The orchid pot can be placed in a bowl ...