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Slideshow: How to Repot A Moth Orchid

comments (0) November 14th, 2012 in blogs
Antonio_Reis Antonio Reis, web producer
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Produced by: Steve Aitken, Antonio Reis


These days, it seems as if moth orchids (Phalaenopsis spp. and cvs.) are flaunting silky blossoms and spreading epyphitic roots everywhere, from food market florist departments to big box hardware stores and, perhaps, even to your very own home. In case you lost the instrucitonal care tag (or worse: your plant came without one), here's a quick yet informative slideshow showing you how to give your orchid an optimal blooming environment to call home.




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