Reviewed by David McKinney Finding the right pot for your orchid is key to keeping the plant healthy and producing blooms for years to come. Of course, you want a pot that complements your orchid ...

Gardening pro Graham Smith (MCIHort – a member of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture) revealed exclusively to Express.co ...

Terra-cotta pots are a longtime favorite of gardeners and growers because they regulate moisture and permit air circulation ...

"After your orchid flowers have fallen, cut off three inches of the stem," advised Lynne. "This will allow the production of ...

I was inspired to try growing orchids after attending the Garden’s Orchid Show last week and would like some advice regarding ...

As epiphytes, these plants commonly push roots up and ... putting a cloche over it or a water tray under the pot can help. If your orchid is struggling, check for signs of pests.

These are generally cylindrical or conical in shape, and help the plant to store water and nutrients. Cymbidiums are vigorous orchids and when a pot is filled with these bulbs, you can split them ...