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Orchid House Plant: Guide to Growing

So you are interested in getting started growing a white orchid or any type of orchid plant, then there are a few things that you need to know. If you want to have success growing your orchids, then the best thing that you can do is get a guide to growing an orchid house plant and be aware of everything that you need to do here. Here are a few things that are important to learn about when you want to grow an orchid house plant.

Guidelines

There are a few basic guidelines that you will want to stick with if you want to grow an orchid house plant. For one thing, you have to be aware of how much light these plants are getting. You don’t want to give them too much light, but then at the same time if you are not giving them enough light they are going to suffer. You can tell whether your orchids are getting enough light by taking a look at their leaves and seeing what color the leaves are.

The best way to give light to orchid plants is to keep them in a window behind shades or curtains, and they need about ten to fifteen hours of light a day, but never direct sunlight as this is going to cause them to burn.

Good ventilation is also very important when you are growing orchids. If you think about it, when orchids are out in the wild they are able to get all the ventilation that they need, but then when you have them indoors they are not going to be getting enough ventilation all the time so you are going to need to provide it for them.

If you are growing an orchid house plant, you will want to soak thoroughly using soft, tepid water when their growing mix feels dry. Just as with other plants, but especially so in this case, you need to be careful that you do not over water. A lot of people make the mistake of thinking that they need to water their orchids every day to every other day, when really you should only be watering about every five to ten days.

Again, if you consider the climate that orchids usually live in when they are in the wild, it does not rain much and so you don’t want to drown them.

An orchid house plant can turn out quite well as long as you take proper care of it and are willing to put in the time and effort here.

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