Phalaenopsis orchid care

Love orchids but afraid they're too hard to grow? They're not! Find out what you need to know about caring for Phalaenopsis orchids.

Are you wondering what to do with your moth orchid after the flowers are all dead? Check out these 3 options to get your orchid to easily bloom again!

Orchids are ideal indoor plants thanks to their colorful flowers and compact size. The following is a guide to everything you need to know for your mini Orchid to thrive!About Mini OrchidsFirst, it is important to know some basic facts about Orchids to better understand how you will have to care for them.Mini orchids, like standard size orchids, come in a variety of different colors. They can be pink, white, purple, and yellow; there are even "novelty" color strains such as green and orange…

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…

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "My mission is to keep your orchids thriving 🙌🏽 Orchid care is my number one asked about plant and care. I would say, once you get the hang of it, it’s easy, but it can feel intimidating for many. Part one, is the intro and how to enjoy the plant when you receive. Part two will focus on maintenance after. Stick around for part 2, consider following along for more planty tips if you haven’t already, and leave any questions down below! #orchidcare…

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This will be an easy, step by step, detailed tutorial which will help you water your Phalaenopsis Orchid the right way!Watering Phalaenopsis Orchids is a very easy, but important aspect of their care. They don't naturally grow in soil, so watering should be done in accordance with the medium and pot they grow in!Never use hot or freezing cold water, it can damage the roots in time! Also, don't let water stand in the crown and in between the leaves, there is no wind to dry it in our homes!