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How To Grow Orchids In Wood Baskets (With Pictures)
Growing orchids in slat wood baskets is one of the best ways to grow and display this spectacular specimen of the plant world. First, cultivating orchids in hanging open-air baskets is an easy way to display your orchid's beauty, showcasing its gorgeous cascade of flowers, whether hanging on your lanai, from a tree, or near a bright window. Even more importantly though, growing orchids in baskets closely mimics the way orchids grow in the wild, making caring for them easier than when growing orchids pot-bound. In this post, I discuss why and how to grow your orchids in hanging baskets to maximize their health and blooming potential. Why Grow Orchids…
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There are few things worse for an orchid grower than to discover your delicate plant suddenly appears to have no living, viable roots, and you are helpless as to how to save it. Shriveled roots on an orchid are a source of stress for every orchid grower because without roots your orchid will dehydrate and, eventually, die. In previous posts, I discuss a number of measures you can take to avoid reaching the point where your orchid's roots start dying. In articles about re-potting an orchid and trimming an orchid's dead roots, I discuss the importance of these preventative, prophylactic measures in preventing root rot. However, unfortunately, bad things do…
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How To Grow Succulents On Rocks For A Unique, One-Of-A-Kind Garden
Who doesn't love succulents? Quirky yet eye-catching, these "camels of the plant world" thrive on minimal water, making them easy to grow and care for. But did you know that you could actually grow your succulents in and on rocks, and they will survive? Yes, you can! Just by following some simple rules, you can successfully grow succulents in rocks and rock crevices, under the proper conditions. In this post, I will show you exactly how to do just that to create a one-of-a-kind garden that will have your friends and neighbors ask, "How did you do that?"
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