It turns out there is a very simple way to get bigger and longer lasting flowers on orchids, and all you need is a food ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about caring for nun’s orchids, crape myrtles, sago, Mysore raspberry, mango trees, pineapple plants and controlling beggarweed ...

Use lightweight, airy growing media designed for orchids; do not plant in potting soil. Feed with an orchid-specific ...

Orchids sometimes experience bud blast—a condition where the flower buds drop without blooming. This is usually caused by sudden changes in temperature, humidity, moisture, or fertilizer.

Fertilizing is essential for healthy plant growth, and ice cubes just don’t cut it. “The easiest way to fertilize is to mix some liquid fertilizer into your watering can as you water your ...

If you're cultivating an epiphytic orchid variety, it's possible to grow your flowers completely in water — no fancy growing ...

Already making it a name in the plant food industry, the Miracle-Gro is proud to provide diverse needs with such a flower fertilizer like Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Orchid Food. With the maximum of ...

Most likely, your orchid will be in soil when you pick it up from the nursery, so your first step will be to remove it from the pot and rinse away the soil away. Meanwhile, mix a liquid nutrient ...

The flower industry is blooming with opportunity, and smart technology is helping florists and small flower farms compete ...

Maintaining your greens usually depends on how you prepare the soil mix for them to survive in. To save you much time on preparation, we’ve compiled a list of the best organic potting soil for plants ...