My plant flu is progressing

 

My plant flu is progressing nicely (for the plants, not my self-control).

📌Cinnamon & Rice Water Plant Care Tip.

 I wanna leave this for myself. If you're a plant enthusiast, you're welcome to use this tip

Plant Fever

 This is not good

Pilea Peperomioides or Coin Plant,

This is the Coin Plant or Pilea peperomiodes, or the Chinese Money Plant.

I GOT A BARE-ROOT ORCHID, NOW WHAT?!

Quite often we buy bare-root orchids from international vendors. Based on my experience, a lot of those orchids are losing their roots in the next few months. So, there was a question, What Have I Done Wrong? How To Take Care Of Plants in This Case?  

There are some recommendations of one of our members of the Society.

ImmunoStrip® for Cymbidium mosaic virus & Odontoglossum ringspot virus (CymMV & ORSV)

Hi folks! Today I would like to introduce ImmunoStrip® for Cymbidium mosaic virus & Odontoglossum ringspot virus to you.

Using horse manure for Cymbidiums.

There are so many orchid people talking about amazing results in using horse manure for growing Cymbidiums. I know personally those people, and don't have a reason do not believe them. In their experience, Cymbidium do very well potted in Horse manure, given their growing conditions.
There are a lot of controversial opinions, and results you can find in the internet. However, I'm going to try :-)
To use any kind of manure, you have to have it thorough fermented before using it; otherwise, the strong acid will kill the young plants or hurt them at least. However, fresh horse manure is completely  mild enough. So, other animal manure isn't.

Orchid Care Guidelines

PLANT HEALTH

Growing your Orchids in Semi-Hydro Pots

I would highly recommend you read this article Semi-Hydroponics Detailed Information to know more about the subject.
To sum everything up, there is a brief overview of the article.

Milk & Our HousePlants

Can you imagine? What do our indoor plants have common with milk?
Actually, they have noting in common. However, milk may help our lovely plants in terms of disease protection, additional nutrition, and beautifully shiny leaves.  

Humidity and Air Movement in Orchid Culture

This topic is very important for growing orchids successfully. I`m not a professional orchid grower, that`s why it will be better to provide you with information from professionals. There is an article from the American Orchid Society website.

An Orchid Space Organisation

As a member of the Vancouver Orchid Society, I attend cultural classes where we receive a lot of useful tips about orchids, how to take care of them and so on. Today, I would like to share with you information about a place organisation for your lovely orchids. So, what  should you take into consideration?

Sphagnum in Indoor Horticulture.

Sphagnum or Moss. 
Due to its unique properties sphagnum moss has been widely used in the indoor horticulture. 

Indoor Plant Sitting Service

Hello everyone. My name is Natasha. I'm a member of the Vancouver Orchid Society.
I would like to offer you an Indoor Plant Sitting Service (#White_Rock, #South_Surrey). 

How Often you Should Water Orchids?

Everyone, even the expert of orchids will tell you that watering of orchids  is a delicate business. Actually, it is a controversial question because there is no the only Right Way, which you can apply. 
One kind of orchids needs to be dry out between watering, another one needs to be in a constant wet mixture, and the other one asks about moderate condition.
Introduction to Orchids >>>

Avoid and Eliminate Indoor Plant Pests

http://www1.extension.umn.edu/garden/insects/find/houseplant-insect-control/

Houseplants are an important element in most indoor environments. We rely on them to add beauty and interest to our homes as well as to public spaces such as office buildings, restaurants, and theaters. Unfortunately, houseplants may be troubled by insects and related pests.

Humidifier for House Plants

Most plants need humid air in order to thrive. That’s because the pores through which they breathe lose most of their moisture when the surrounding air is dry, a loss that the plant can’t always replace through the water its roots absorb. The thinner the leaf, the greater its need for humidity. Thick, leathery, or waxy leaves, or those covered with hair, are usually relatively immune to dry air. 

Watering Houseplants

Incorrectly watering indoor plants accounts for a large percentage of house plant losses. The most common question gardeners ask is, "How often should I water my plants?" There is not a simple answer to this question. There are several basic points to consider:

Feeding interior plants

Pale leaves, slow weak growth and lower leaves dropping off?
Your plant needs a feed. It is an essential for a healthy plant. Years can go by without feeding but the plant will slowly shrink away and be prone to disease.
Many a plant is not looked after because it looks rubbish causing an even worse looking plant which is one step closer to the bin. Within a month you can turn around the demise and bring your plants back to life.