If your orchid isn't producing new leaves, roots, or flower spikes, it might be struggling due to environmental factors or lack of nutrients. A foul smell emanating from your orchid can indicate the ...

Orchids are stunning plants known for their long-lasting flowers, and it turns out there is an easy way to encourage this ...

Orchids are a plant that gift givers love gifting and recipients seemingly love killing. Browsing your local garden center, ...

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

Squill are lesser-known spring bloomers, but these delicate white, blue or blue-and-white striped flowers are delightful.

Highfields aged care residents are getting into the spirit of the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers. Seniors who live at Carinity Brownesholme have transformed the aged care community for its spring ...

NEW YORK, Sept 12 (Reuters) - U.S. employers expect health insurance costs to rise an average 5.8% in 2025, largely due to increased cost of medical services as well as higher use, according to a ...

The most popular houseplant orchids are moth orchids or Phalaenopsis because they thrive well in centrally heated houses and provide long-lasting, exotic displays of huge blooms. They require little ...

We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Because it’s harder and more expensive to get veterinary care, some pet owners are failing to get their animals spayed or neutered, meaning more ...

The tiger orchid – the largest orchid species in the world – is back in bloom at the ... “It has been observed that flowering often occurs when a period of rainy days is followed by hot, dry spells.

SINGAPORE, Sept 8 — The tiger orchid, known as the world’s largest orchid species, is blossoming once more at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The 163-year-old plant, located at Tanglin Core beside the ...

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The tiger orchid – the largest orchid species ... dry spells. “Each flower spike can last more than a month.” - The Straits Times/ANN ...