But, have you ever considered you can grow them outdoors, too? There are so many types of orchids, but the moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) is perhaps the most common choice for growing indoors.

The container your orchid sits in must have drainage holes. This helps excess water escape, preventing the roots from sitting ...

However, growing hydroponic orchids means you don't have to worry about watering mistakes – plus, this growing technique can create an attractive orchid display. Here, we've outlined how to grow ...

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Vanda orchids float above the water on wires - they don't need soil, just humidity Then they have a strop and die - just like that. How many times have you ... easy to grow, giant veg can be ...

She said: “Fertilizing your orchids can be a real game changer if you get it right ... amino acids and other trace minerals which help leaves grow but also keeps the plant hydrated for longer.