Do you know the rarest orchids in the world? Among the more than 36,000 species of orchids, there are those that are extremely rare and hard to find due to various reasons: Cultivation is nearly impossible; They are almost extinct; They are artificial and only a few species have been produced. But that doesn’t mean … Read more
Terrestrial orchids, also known as ground orchids, are found in nature growing in the soil. This soil is specially composed of organic materials like humus and fallen leaves that aid in the plant’s development. Terrestrial orchids are very famous for their resistance and the beauty of their flowers. And in this article, you will learn … Read more
Paphiopedilum is a genus of orchids commonly known as venus slipper orchids, currently comprising 96 cataloged species, most of which are classified as terrestrial, that is, they are found in the soil in their natural habitat. Today, they are highly admired by cultivators worldwide, and cultivating them has several advantages: Easy to grow. Can be … Read more
The Phalaenopsis orchids, commonly known as Moth Orchids, have gained significant attention among cultivators worldwide. There are several reasons for this: The flowers are beautiful, long-lasting, and very eye-catching; Their cultivation is extremely simple; These orchids can be found in various orchid nurseries at an affordable price. So, if you want to learn how to … Read more
Cattleya is a genus of epiphytic orchids found from Mexico to South America, boasting 130 documented species and thousands of hybrids. These orchids are highly coveted globally due to their ease of cultivation and exquisite blooms. They are especially popular for: Specialized exhibitions dedicated to Cattleyas Highly valuable species Its flowers are very varied and … Read more
With beautiful flowers up to 15 centimeters (5.9 inches) in diameter, Vanda orchids have won the hearts of countless growers around the world. Native to the forests of Asia, these orchids like to live hanging and can reach up to 2 meters (6.6 feet) in height. Therefore, if you intend to cultivate a Vandacea, reserve … Read more
If you’ve bought or received an orchid, then now you need to learn how to take care of it, whether you’re going to cultivate it in your home, garden, or apartment. That’s why you’ve come to the right place. Over the past few years, I have specialized in orchid cultivation, studying with expert growers. And … Read more