Phalaenopsis orchids, commonly called moth orchids, are one of the most popular orchids because they are easy to grow and care for as a houseplant. They often bear multiple flower buds on arching ...

I was in a nursery recently and wandered into the greenhouse where they had tropical plants generally grown indoors. There were all the typical foliage plants, such as dracaena, dieffenbachia, pothos ...

Phalaenopsis orchids, sometimes called moth orchids, are often given as gifts. The beautiful flowers bloom from December through May. They look beautiful when you receive them, but will they ever look ...

Orchids in bloom a a stunning sight to behold, but getting them to that place is something many owners struggle with, even ...

Q. I received two plants from my husband, and I have no idea how to care for them. One is the phalaenopsis orchid. The blooms finally dropped off. Should I cut the long stems off that used to have the ...

My phalaenopsis orchid hasn’t died, which, by itself, is startling. But it has never rebloomed. Now, the leaves are a healthy dark green, but are limp and wrinkled. Before I throw it out and start ...

Question: Many stores and garden centers are offering phalaenopsis orchids so I bought one. How long does it last in the home and what care is needed? Answer: Keep your new orchid in bright light but ...

Jane shows us how to keep indoor phalaenopsis orchids thriving. The name may be tricky, but phalaenopsis orchids are some of the easiest, and most rewarding plants you can have in a home. Jane takes ...

If you've found yourself falling in love with the delicate beauty of orchids, you're in luck: There are a lot of different plants to choose from! There are orchids native to every continent except ...

I love gifting my green-thumbed friends a plant or two to celebrate any new chapter in their lives. And recently, my favorite potted present has been orchids. A little flowering, a little foliage — it ...

Orchids used to be rare and expensive — the domain of Very Serious Gardeners only. But that’s all changed recently with the one called Phalaenopsis. Who can fail to notice? This orchid is everywhere ...