Those who enjoy growing plants may have encountered a pest called "thrips." They have tiny bodies and tend to fly in groups. For flowers, these little creatures are one of the most troublesome pests because they are small and skilled...

"It's autumn, and the roots of my Phalaenopsis orchid look messy—should I prune them?" There isn't a definite answer, but it's generally okay to prune, as long as you can tell the difference between "roots that should be pruned" and...

"Want to grow some flowering plants indoors, but either they don't survive, or they only bloom a few flowers? Is there any flower that, with little effort, can fill the pot with blooms?" Creating a little paradise of flowers indoors...

Friends who grow butterfly orchids have probably heard the phrase "light fertilizer, frequent application," but in practice, it's easy to go off track—either by fearing insufficient nutrients and overfeeding, or by thinking that more fertilizer will make the plant grow...

Suddenly, there are strange spots appearing on the leaves of the butterfly orchid. The once shiny leaves now have irregular patches—some yellow, some brown. What's going on? What could these spots be? The most common cause is diseases, such as...

Those who grow butterfly orchids may have noticed that a small side shoot suddenly appears next to the healthy plant. It looks fresh and new, but you might also wonder: will this affect the blooming? And if you want to...

Many plant enthusiasts are curious about when butterfly orchids bloom in winter. Will they bloom again after the flowers fade? Today, I'll share the blooming schedule and tips for re-blooming, so even beginners can easily handle it! When do butterfly...

Today, I’m sharing several stunning large-flowered butterfly orchid varieties. With full blooms and beautiful appearances, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned plant lover, you're sure to find one that catches your eye. Here’s the list to keep! Wedding GownThe...

To take good care of butterfly orchids, in addition to regular watering, fertilizing, and providing light, you also need to prevent the occurrence of pests. If you like to keep your plants on an outdoor balcony, the most common pest...

After September, as the weather gradually cools down, gardening enthusiasts know that this is the best time for cuttings. Many flowers should be prepared now so that by the time of the Spring Festival, you can welcome the lively blooms,...