Dear Orchids Lover,
Most people think that growing orchids are only for people with experience and who have a "green thumbs". They are also under the impression that orchids very delicate, expensive and difficult plant to grow in any environment.
Taken that most common problems surrounding orchids growing is finding the best habitat to raise them in. Light, water, sun and food must readily be available to help your orchids thrive and prosper throughout the bloom.
Some species are born and bred in variety of places including Hawaii and Australia, two predominantly warmer climates.
If you don't have access to these climates there are variations that you can grow that will still provide the beauty and excitement practically exclusive to growing orchids.
Needless to say, growing and maintaining orchids is an art by itself, consider the old Japanese tradition and art of growing bonsai trees, same thing.
Orchids are very easy to care for as long as you take notice of each orchids preferences. These include humidity, light and air, watering and feeding, temperature, and potting. For a recommended e-book please go to:
http://albert007.orchids4u.hop.clickbank.net
What do you do with an orchid once it's done blooming?
When and how often do you repot an orchid?
How much do I water my orchid?
How do you get an orchid to bloom, even if it hasn't bloomed for years?
How long do orchids last?
How often do you fertilize an orchid? And much more!
Orchid Preferences:
Light and Air: Indoor orchids prefer anywhere from no direct light to most of the day - choose an orchid with ...
Humidity: Orchids prefer about 60% humidity...
Watering: Lift your orchid to tell when to water. If it is light, bring it to the ...
Temperature: This is a biggie! Some like it warmer than others. Some like it...
Potting: Pot or repot every 1-2 years. One good way to tell when to repot is...
Pests: It is possible to go either the natural route for pests or the unnatural route. Getting a bottle of some kind of ...
What is the easiest orchid to grow?
The answer to that question depends on whether you are looking for something to grow indoors or outdoors.
Phalaenopsis are among the easiest and most rewarding orchids to grow. An American Orchid Society demographic survey showed that Phalaenopsis have become America's favorite orchid. The plants adapt well to the environment of the home or office. From the time that the first flower bud opens, the sprays will remain in bloom for the next 2 tp 3 months.
Odontoglossum and Oncidium intergeneric hybrids are comprised of a large group of orchids from many different genera. The Odontoglossum/Oncidium alliance is very popular among orchid growers due to their cultural flexibility and striking sprays of long-lasting flowers. The plants may be grown with relative ease in the home or on a sheltered patio.
