Start by looking for vibrant leaves and firm roots – signs that the plant is healthy, he advises. “Phalaenopsis (moth orchids ...

In fact, you can categorize orchids as cold-growing and warm-growing to better understand where they can grow. While it's important to research specific orchid care required for the one you want ...

It turns out that one of the "best natural fertilisers" to get orchids to flower is likely already sitting in your kitchen ...

Your orchid looks like the Vandaceous type, and the wrinkled leaves indicate that the plant is drying out and needs more water. The plant can be saved by moving it to a better growing location.