Top Ten Orchids Articles

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1. The Missing Scent Of Orchids Flowers
2. Egg Shells for Orchids
3. Rains, Humidity And Orchids
4. Orchids And Freaky Weather
5. Fertilizing With Milk
6. How to Extract Fragrance from Orchid Flowers
7. Orchid Growth Types—Epiphytes, Lithophytes, Terrestrials
8. Hygrometers, Thermometers and Light Meters
9. Making Cocopeat From Coconut Husk
10. Pollinating The Orchid Flowers
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1. The Missing Scent Of Orchids Flowers
Orchids are known for their amazing floral fragrances, but some times the flowers stops producing these scents. This article searches for the possible reasons why these flowers stops production of their signature scents.
2. Egg Shells for Orchids
Using eggshells as fertilizer for your orchids.
3. Rains, Humidity And Orchids
Orchids dying despite high humidity. What could be the cause?
4. Orchids And Freaky Weather
Orchids being quite sensitive to weather conditions, its unpredictability can be fatal for them. This article puts forth a few points that might help you tackle this problem.
5. Fertilizing With Milk
Using milk as a fertilizer for orchids, let's check whether milk is any good or is it just a new fad.
6. How to Extract Fragrance from Orchid Flowers
Orchids produce some very wonderful scents. Learn how to remove these scents from the orchids flowers to make your home more fragrant.
7. Orchid Growth Types—Epiphytes, Lithophytes, Terrestrials
What do Epiphyte, Lithophyte, and Terrestrial mean when used in relation to orchids?
8. Hygrometers, Thermometers and Light Meters
The most important tools you can have to grow orchids well.
9. Making Cocopeat From Coconut Husk
An article about a cost-effective method of making cocopeat.
10. Pollinating The Orchid Flowers
Pollination in orchid flowers occurs by natural pollinators or manually. Check out 'how to' of both types of pollination.
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