Because there are so many orchid species and hybrids originating in diverse climatic regions, their growing conditions differ. Some, such as the indigenous tiger orchid (Ansellia gigantea), cattleyas, paphiopedilums and phalaenopsis, can be grown outdoors in the warm, humid conditions of the Natal coast and parts of the Transvaal lowveld where moisture can be applied. Others not suited to these conditions, such as cymbidiums, can be grown outdoors in cooler regions, if protected from frost. Most growers prefer to grow their plants either in shade houses where conditions are suitable or in greenhouses. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for February 13th, 2009
Feb
13
All about growing Orchids
What is the best way to look after a hydroponically grown house plant?
It should be very easy. Hydroponically grown house plants are much simpler to look after than ordinary ones. Read the rest of this entry »
