Orchids in water

Sphagnum moss along with charcoal, peat, leca pebbles (sometimes called Hydro Clay pebbles), and Styrofoam peanuts are usually the most common potting mediums found for…

Growing orchids in water is a beautiful way to enhance the aesthetics of your home. These stunning plants can thrive in water, adding a touch of elegance to any space. With their vibrant colors and delicate blooms, orchids create a captivating focal point that will surely impress your guests. By placing orchids in water, you can also enjoy the benefits of their soothing fragrance. Enhance your home's beauty with these mesmerizing water-grown orchids! #OrchidsInWater #HomeDecor #IndoorPlants

I first came across water culture for orchids about 5 years ago. My immediate reaction was horror. I’ve been growing orchids for over 30 years and the thing that kills more orchids than anything else is overwatering. Now people suggest submersing the roots in water full time – that’s crazy – or is it? Some ... Read More

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "Orchid are epiphytes. They grow on top of other plants and are not anchored in the soil. Epiphytes take up their nutrients from water, air, and debris around them. Living in Indiana, fall and winter temperatures get less than 55 degrees consistently which would prevent us from being able to anchor orchids or other plants to trees so this will just have to do. When choosing a board, choose one that is rot resistant. I used cork bark since it doesn’t rot but…

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "Just because it has no blooms, doesn’t mean it’s trash! 🥲 You’ll find many phalaenopsis orchids discounted once the blooms fall. It’s a perfect opportunity to give them a refresh and get them back to their full potential. When the blooms have died off, you can incorporate orchid fertilizer into the watering. These lived in front of a north facing window and I watered when roots were silvery instead of green. If you found this helpful, consider following along…

Orchid leaves should be upright, stiff and bright green. If your orchid’s leaves are leathery and limp there is a watering problem.

I've always had a hard time keeping my orchids in bloom but I don't think that will be an issue anymore.

224.9K likes, 768 comments. “Growing orchids in water has been the easiest way I’ve found to keep my orchids thriving. Converting orchids to water culture is so simple too.”

Transferring your orchid to water culture can be a solution to minimize problems down the line when growing orchids. For new orchid growers, it can…

Learn how to save a dying orchid in 5 steps even if you are a beginner plant owner. Orchids are some of the most popular house plants. Although most people