orchids in the genus Hexalectris are subterranean and appear above ground only to flower and reproduce. The flower of Coleman's coralroot has a pinkish to cream stem and showy striped purple to pink ...

Where do orchids live? All over the globe, except Antarctica, in every kind of habitat you can imagine, including deserts and swamps. There are orchids that live on beaches or limestone coral ...

Many rare orchids are endangered in their natural habitat and are highly coveted by collectors. With so many different types ...

Now eradicated from North Carolina, the white fringeless orchid remains only in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee. Its populations are most threatened by ...

Understanding the natural environment of your orchid ... and vibrant even when the seasons change! Respecting your orchid’s native habitat involves more than just replicating light and humidity ...

Like all houseplants, orchids require sunlight, watering and fertiliser to grow to their fullest potential. Another factor ...

On each page you will find: a photo of the orchid and a written description notes on habitat and a UK distribution map usual flowing dates for the plant notes on similar species ...

Hiking through the Phulchoki forest, visitors can easily spot many of the 80 indigenous species in their natural habitat. Others are more difficult to see. One of the most common orchids on Phulchoki ...

Five key elements Light Watering Temperature Fertiliser Repotting Graham described each key element in detail: "In their natural habitat, orchids grow in bright, indirect sunlight, so replicating ...