A garden expert has shared the perfect natural fertiliser to help orchids thrive and make them bloom like crazy ...

Although it's technically not an orchid, it grows like one (and might be even easier!). This is a great plant for a shady summer patio, and it does great inside the house during the winter.

Although it's technically not an orchid, it grows like one (and might be even easier!). This is a great plant for a shady summer patio, and it does great inside the house during the winter.

Shriveled, wrinkled leaves are a sign you’re not watering your orchid enough. Yellowing leaves, on the other hand, indicate that your plant is receiving too much water.

Orchids are a great plant to have in your home, but many people struggle to have the plant in full bloom. During May, it is especially important to get the care right ...

"Watch your leaves. If your leaves look wrinkled, then it's a sign that you are lacking water and may need to increase pot size," she said. Using a clear pot will give you a good look at the roots, ...

To revive an orchid with wrinkled leaves, sit the plant in a tray of water, allowing it to soak up as much moisture into its roots as it needs for around 20 minutes.

Li and colleagues’ study demonstrates that the absorption and accumulation of atmospheric microplastics by plant leaves occurs widely in the environment, with the concentrations of these ...

Once inside the leaf (Fig. 1), microplastics move through spaces between plant cells and can also accumulate inside tiny hair-like structures, called trichomes, on the surface of leaves.

From hanging them to caring for your orchids in order to maintain the spa vibe, here's Jack's step-by-step method to bring this trend into your own bathroom. Step 1 — Choose the location ...

There are also optical devices that gauge H2O2 concentrations based on how a plant fluoresces, but they can be thrown off by the plant's chlorophyll content. That's where the new sensor comes in.

Repotting an orchid can seem daunting to beginners and seasoned growers alike, but with guidance, it’s a process that can rejuvenate your plant and encourage healthier growth.