Orchids have a reputation for being finicky, difficult plants, but many orchids are no harder to grow than your average houseplant.
Start with an “easy” orchid, then learn the basics of growing orchids.
You’ll be addicted to these fascinating plants in no time.
Getting started with orchid plants means selecting the best plant for beginner orchid growing. Although there are many types of orchids, most pros agree that Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) performs well in the average home environment and is great for those just starting out. A healthy orchid has a strong, erect stem with dark green, leathery leaves.
* Top Tip - Never buy an orchid that looks brown or wilted *
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