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A-Z Guide for Vanda Orchids
Since vanda orchids are naturally found in warm humid areas such as the Philippines, Malaysia, and islands near the South Pacific, it’s absolutely crucial to mimic its natural habitat in order to encourage maximum growth and cultivate a vanda that blooms profusely and brightly as it normally should. Vanda Orchid Culture Like most orchids, […]
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5 Endangered Orchid Species – Your Awareness is Imperative
Over the past few decades an exponential number of flora and fauna species have been listed on the endangered species list and, worse yet, the extinct species list. Unfortunately humans have dramatically impacted the environment in a way that, for some species, the damage is irreversible; however, there are many endangered and rare orchids that […]
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The Sphag and Bag Method for Re-rooting Orchids
What Is The Sphag And Bag Method? The sphag and bag method is designed to improve the condition of an orchid’s roots. When we talk about sphag, we are referring to the use of sphagnum moss (also known as peat moss) for horticultural purposes. Due to the fact that sphagnum moss is acidic and good […]
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A Symbol Of Love – Orchids For Valentines
Aside from anniversaries, there is no month more special for lovers than February. Valentine’s Day is the day of chocolates, Valentine’s cards, sweet “I Love You’s” and of course, flowers. Red roses are traditional and are a well-loved symbol of this day, but how about sending your loved ones some orchids for a change? If […]
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Can You Repot an Orchid While In Bloom?
Repotting an orchid while it is in bloom is something that many new and experienced orchid owners may have to do at one point for a plant. Unfortunately orchids are vastly different from many other plants and repotting an orchid while it is in bloom can lead to a world of problems. So when should […]
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Give Orchids for the Holidays!
Orchids were a symbol of fertility in ancient Greece. Actually, the root tuber of the plant is used by the Greeks to determine the gender of the unborn fetus. According to the beliefs of the Greeks, the wife is more likely to give birth to a boy when the father eats a large orchid tuber. […]
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