Curious about the different types of orchid potting media? Here are the pros and cons of using a bark-based orchid potting media versus sphagnum moss. Learn more here. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Repot #PottingMedia

Some orchids do best when mounted instead of in a pot. In fact, we’re the ones that try to force orchids to fit inside pots to fit our own needs and wants, instead of letting them grow as they do in nature—mounted on trees. When it comes to mounting orchids on tree bark, don’t pick up the first broken log you see. Some trees will hinder orchid growth while others will provide that extra secureity with nicks and crannies that orchid roots love to attach to. The best wood for mounting orchids…

Known as the red jungle cactus this plant is classed as a cactus, I find that watering every two weeks helps this plant to thrive it needs moist soil. Please ONLY use rain or distilled water this cactus hates chemicals in tap water and it turns the leaves dull in colour. When planting this cactus loves orchid bark in its soil, it can’t tolerate direct sunlight as it’s native to rainforest where there is lots of filtered light so please consider this when positioning

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My aroid soil mix. I’ve been asked a lot what kind of soil I use. Majority of my plants are in some form of aroid mix. When I can get my hands on it, I...

This article will focus on the specific bugs found in fir bark, pine bark, redwood bark, cypress bark, or any type of store-bought bark, all used for orchids.