Hanging orchids indoors

When it comes to Father's Day gifts, something unusual and homemade–with a little science thrown in–always wins. Just explain to your dad all about epiphyt

It's so relaxing and enjoyable to shower among plants and the many colors of orchids. Here's a quick and easy way to add orchids to your shower. Give it a try!

An orchid is more than just a showy flower to grow in your favorite traditional statement container. Hanging orchids is a great way to create an indoor growing environment for these eye-catching blooms.

"Orchids seem to drive people crazy," the author Susan Orlean wrote in The Orchid Thief. "Those who love them love them madly." This has been true for cent

44 Perfect Hanging Orchids Ideas For Decorating House

When we have really dense, fact-heavy episodes (don’t worry, they won’t all be like that!), we’ll supplement that with a blog post that covers the information we researched for the podcast. This is Matthew here, to talk about my favorite family of plants, Orchidaceae , the Orchids.

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An orchid arrangement adds stunning beauty to any space in your house, whether it is in spotless white or one of the most breathtaking exotic colors. I enjoy putting orchids on display here at our home, especially in the summer. When purchased, orchid arrangements can be fairly expensive, but they are really simple to assemble yourself using your favorite container and store-bought orchid plants.

The Most Natural-Looking Way to "Pot" Your Orchids I’ve been growing orchids for over a decade and have used just about every kind of orchid…

Ready to Go Potless? I’d been looking for another way to grow phalaenopsis orchids and I found it when I was introduced to kokedama, a…

Learn about growing epiphytes in the home. These air plants derive much of their water and nutrient needs from the air and surroundings.

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "Orchid are epiphytes. They grow on top of other plants and are not anchored in the soil. Epiphytes take up their nutrients from water, air, and debris around them. Living in Indiana, fall and winter temperatures get less than 55 degrees consistently which would prevent us from being able to anchor orchids or other plants to trees so this will just have to do. When choosing a board, choose one that is rot resistant. I used cork bark since it doesn’t rot but…