Orchids, which traditionally were found growing wild on trees, make colorful window hangings for the indoor gardener. And new miniature breeds are still bright and beautiful but take up less space.

For example, miniature orchids tend to only grow between six and eight inches at full height, explains Sons. Standard and larger varieties, such as the common indoor moth orchid, may grow to ...

The 18-inch-tall palaenopsis orchids so prevalent in garden centers and grocery stores, have set in our minds a kind of standard size for indoor orchids so it may come as a bit of a surprise that ...

A: Many genera of orchids make great indoor houseplants ... If purchasing your own plant, look for miniature and ultraminiature, or teacup, cymbidium. These smaller selections are more easily ...

Halleck relates in her new book, “Tiny Plants: Discover the Joys of Growing and Collecting Itty-bitty Houseplants,” micro greenery and mini flowers ... a thumbnail-sized orchid with a flower ...

The key to growing orchids at home indoors is to learn about the plant and try to replicate its growing conditions from the wild. Proper watering is essential. It's easy to go wrong following what ...

"I've been growing moth orchids in pots on my covered porch during the summertime. All of them are actively growing and doing well. When is the best time to bring them indoors." - Wyatt Grumpy's ...