But for those who are expecting these flowers to bloom and propagate, orchids tend to pose another obstacle. They want just as much water as they want and just as much light as they want.

Alternatively, if you have time to spare, another method is to soak your orchids for an hour in lukewarm water. The water level should reach the top of the pots, but not spill over them.

A good friend of mine fertilizes his moth orchids three weeks out of every four, throughout the year, with a 20-20-20 granular fertilizer at a concentration of one teaspoon per half gallon of water.

Scientists have used a mix of natural products found locally to propagate Epidendrum nocturnum – a rare fragrant orchid that only ... in the tissue culture process and none specifically on South ...

$18.99 at amazon.com. Water. Many orchid lovers swear by the ice cube method when it comes to watering their plants—but Overgaag actually notes this may cause more harm than good as “orchids ...

How to propagate a succulent from cuttings Cut off a piece of the succulent's stem. Try and look for a stem with aerial roots, or wispy roots shooting off from the stem.