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Orchids have become one of the most favorite house plants very quickly.
There are many different species of orchids that can be found naturally
and even more hybrids. They are not difficult to grow with the proper
amount of care including water, light, fertilizer and air. While many
species of orchids do enjoy cooler conditions, several species do very
well in temperatures that are around 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

One of the easiest orchids to grow is the Phalaenopsis orchid plant.
This species of orchid adapts well to the environment of a home or
office. Different species of orchid's flowers will last for different
amounts of time. From the time that the first Phalaenopsis bud opens,
the sprays will remain in bloom for the next two to three months. Where
as, the flowers on a Cattleyas orchid plant may last up to a month in
bloom from the time that the bud opens. Some species of orchids will
bloom once a year, while other species will bloom several times a year
and some even bloom continuously.

Another aspect of orchids that makes them so popular is their
fragrance. Some orchids are wonderfully fragrant. But, the scents from
fragrant orchid flowers are extremely variable. Some species of orchid
plants are subtle and other species are extremely strong. The scents
can range from fruity to flowery. More amazing if the fact that many
orchids have familiar aromas such as chocolate, raspberry, coconut,
lilac or citrus.

Orchids should be planted in bark rather then typically potting soil.
They can also be grown in New Zealand sphagnum moss. Orchids need to be
grown in pots that will supply them with good drainage. Typical potting
soil is bad for orchid plants because it cuts off air circulation at
the roots and blocks the drainage of the water. They should also be
watered about once or twice a week. During the summer, your orchid
plant may need to be watered more frequently about every four to five
days. A good rule of thumb to follow is the more heat, the more water
you should give your orchid. The less heat, the less amount of water.
Orchid plants that are potted in New Zealand sphagnum moss should be
water less often then those planted in bark. These plants can be
watered once every seven to ten days.

Depending on the species of orchid, they prefer a lot of light that is
not too strong. They do very well sitting in an east facing window.
Since many orchid species can be found naturally in tropical
conditions, they are used to receiving both shade and sun. Sun exposure
that is too strong. Orchids that are suffering from either too much
light will display yellowing leaves. If this occurs you should increase
the shade that your orchid receives. Yellowing of orchid leaves may
also indicate insufficient feeding. Orchid plants should be fertilized
on a regular basis about every other week. You should also water your
orchid plant before applying the diluted nutrient solution if the
potting media is dry.Orchid Information (homepage)

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