Watering plants how to take care of orchids indoor orchid types fertilizer orchid care

- Since there are various different orchid flowers orchids, orchid care is needed.

This all is basically not a big deal but it needs to pay attention since otherwise this pretty flower won’t do as you like.

A very important factor is the lighting. For the start do a little experimenting, a general rule is if the flower leaves turn into the yellow – red color spectrum there is too much light, if they turn into darker green they tell “I want more light”. Since orchids can’t talk with you and also not move by themselves you are responsible for them, if they are happy they tell you by growing light green leaves.

As with all flowers water plays an important role if there is possibility use rainwater tap water is often mixed with chloride and orchids don’t like that, they are allergic against all kind of chemicals, just like the humans and also like us the hotter it gets the more water the plant needs for a excellent orchid care. In general don’t bang to many water on orchids, they don’t like it, less is better.

Orchids originally came from the forest where there is air circulation and this is exactly what they need, they let the roots hang down and take what

they need from the moving air. Yes they feed on air what a great idea, imagine all humans would feed on air, many problems wouldn’t be on mother earth.

- Basically there are two variants of orchid care, one is indoor orchid care and the other is outdoor orchid care.

Now you will think outdoor? They are outdoor plants in a tropical environ, so what? Yes that's right but as an example I've put some gorgeous dendrobium orchids into a coconut shell and fixed them on a palm tree in front of the house.

Phuket beaches have plenty of houses, bungalows and cottages needing some colors. They've grown great but the showers of the monsoon killed them, ergo they also need a good shelter for not to much being exposed to

the power of nature. A good watering and fertilizer tip could be fill both into a spray bottle and spray over the flowers, the right water mixture and how often ask at the flower shop where you bought them.

When taken care of orchids properly they will show gorgeous blooms not all year round but most of the time. When disaster strikes and maybe one of this beauties die, don't worry just but another one or more. One of the good things of the new communication age it's easy to order them, or just visit a orchid nursery they have plenty of them for either take away the grown flower or the seedlings. With seedlings always be careful that the come in a sterile container otherwise problems will coming.

If you want something new try a blue orchid.

- Considering all this different orchid types

and diversities they are relatively easy to handle. Basics are sunlight and water plus some fertilizer just mixed into the spray bottle. The best is just stick to a certain type such as vanda, cattleya, dendrobium or other and once you get used with your colored beauty its orchid care routine. Since most people don’t have a green house the normal place a orchid will be in non tropical area is indoor.

Another subject is do you want a plant just growing maybe up to around 30cm or another which will hang down maybe for a meter and more as it is with dendrobium species and hybrids. After some experience with your flower you might get another one or two, maybe more since they really are a feast for the eyes and that’s the best possible in a house. The positive impression the plants make everywhere are the orchid colors and usually the plants wont smell only when using cut flower there is the normal smelling after some days but probably the would be thrown away

anyway before. This is specially true when you are on vacation, buy some of them and have them in the room to give an individual touch, if there is no vase just cut a empty water bottle and that's a excellent vase.