Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adam Albright You bought your orchid when it was loaded with flowers and admired its gorgeous blooms for months. Now, the flowers ...

Don't throw them away just yet; these expert tips will help your plant thrive for years to come ...

If you belong to the group of people who have watched an orchid slowly decline despite your best efforts, take heart,” says ...

Once the vibrant orchid blooms have faded, it's natural to wonder how to care for the remaining green plant. The good news is that your orchid is still alive and can rebloom with the right care.

How often do orchids bloom? In their natural habitat, moth orchids typically bloom once a year during spring and summer. When raised indoors, however, these orchids can bloom multiple times annually, ...

Orchids (Orchidaceae) are popular houseplants with long-lasting blooms. They're easy to care for once you know their ideal conditions. There are thousands of orchid species to choose from, and the ...

July can make or break the next round of orchid blooms. A few good summer habits – or one careless mistake – decide whether ...

SEATTLE — The Phalaenopis (moth orchid) is a popular one to give, especially around the holidays. Ciscoe Morris has a few tips to get them to stay blooming and then re-bloom later. It's not hard to ...

Question: We received a flowering nun’s orchid. Please advise on the care needed when the flowers are gone. Answer: Tall spikes of blooms are a nice feature of this terrestrial orchid that blooms ...

Orchids can enchant us with their flowers two or three times a year. However, they are notoriously finicky plants, and it's not uncommon for an orchid to refuse to bloom—or worse, to wither entirely.