One of the most essential parts of keeping your orchid happy is choosing the right soil mix. While there are different types of orchids, the most common type is epiphytic orchids. In my experience, ...

Phalaenopsis or 'moth orchids' are one of the most popular indoor plants available. It’s common to see them in full flower on ...

Orchids are tricky plants to care for and can stop flowering for many reasons. However, gardeners can get their orchids to ...

If you grow a monkey face orchid at home, you probably won’t grow it on another plant. Instead, you’ll use a mix that is well ...

A woman has shared how her orchids have been flowering non-stop for nine years now. Here are her top tips for keeping the ...

A good idea is using an orchid potting mix, says Sons. If you’re a more advanced gardener and want to mix your own, you can, but an orchid-specific potting soil is the easiest for newer plant ...

Anthurium clarinervium is a tropical houseplant with large, heart-shaped leaves that have a striking venation. Like orchids, ...

Yet, while garden soil and potting soil mixes each provide plants with excellent growing conditions, they are not interchangeable. Garden soil and potting soil are formulated for different ...

Most orchids don’t mind being pot bound but do benefit from repotting every 2-3 years once the plant has outgrown its pot and the potting medium has broken down. The best time to do this is once ...

From great pots to pest hacks to soil mixers, grow lights and worm poop — yes, worm poop! – these products will help your ...

This guide introduces 29 native species of UK orchid and gives details of how to identify them and where they may be found. On each page you will find: a photo of the orchid and a written description ...