Keeping an eye on orchid roots can help you spot problems before they spread While most houseplants have thin, thread-like roots that grow under the soil, healthy orchid roots are plump ...

If your orchid is drooping, smelly, or has yellow leaves, it likely has a fungal infection. However, it can be easily treated ...

The plant is very healthy with an extensive aerial root system growing outside the container. If the orchid is difficult to get out of its pot, work a dull knife down and around the inside of the ...

Periodically check the roots of your orchid and trim any ... Understanding the needs of your orchid will help you keep it healthy. Before buying an orchid, it's important to know its native ...

These delicate but gorgeous blooms may appear twice a year on a healthy orchid, but the plant may only produce them for a limited time. Experts at Gardening Know How revealed how to properly care ...

Silvery roots are a sign that the orchid needs water. A healthy orchid has green roots. After flowering the orchid will go dormant, and the stem can be cut off. However, if the stem is still green ...

Aside from their visual appeal, orchids require minimal care — so long as its conditions are met. Here's how to care for orchids, including the ice cube trick.