Orchids are known for their once-a-year blooming cycle, but with the right care, they can maintain their flowers for months on end. To keep an orchid in bloom, it's crucial to manage its exposure ...

Orchids, a favourite among houseplant enthusiasts for their longevity, don’t have to be thrown away once their blooms fade. With a nifty trick, these plants can be coaxed into flowering again ...

Generally, orchids are known as a symbol of pure love, beauty, luxury, and toughness. The principle of floriography, ...

Orchids do drop their flowers once their flowering season is over and they enter hibernation. If your plant is otherwise ...

Orchids typically tend to bloom once a year but are incredibly long-lasting as they can flower for months at a time with the proper care. It is important to keep on top of an orchid's lighting ...

Orchids are known to bloom once a year and can flower for months at a time with the right care. It's crucial to maintain an orchid's lighting, watering and temperature to keep it flowering ...

Orchids are known for their once-a-year blooming cycle, yet they boast an impressive longevity as they can maintain their flowers for several months with the right care. Proper attention to an ...

Some orchids lure bees with the promise of food by mimicking the appearance of nectar-producing flowers, while others, as in the case of a Dracula orchid, attract gnats by producing an array of ...

If you have a different kind of orchid, like Zygopetalum, you can prune it down one or two nodules (which look like flower buds on a tree almost) so that it can bloom and regenerate, he says.

Some flowers go to extraordinary lengths to attract pollinators. Bee orchids mimic the shape and scent of bees in order to lure them into ‘pseudocopulation’, where the male insect attempts to mate ...