Why It Matters: Orchids require just the right balance of light to thrive—too little and they won’t bloom; too much and their leaves may scorch.
How to Do It:
Place your orchids in a location with bright, indirect light.
East-facing windows are ideal, but if direct sunlight is unavoidable, use sheer curtains to filter the light.
Monitor the leaves: bright green indicates proper light, while dark green suggests too little and yellowing indicates too much.
2. Maintain Proper Watering
Why It Matters: Overwatering or underwatering is a common cause of orchid stress, preventing blooming.
How to Do It:
Water your orchid once the top inch of the medium feels dry.
Avoid letting the roots sit in standing water—use pots with drainage holes.
Reduce watering during dormant periods but increase slightly when buds are forming.
3. Feed Your Orchid Regularly
Why It Matters: Orchids need nutrients to produce flowers consistently.
How to Do It:
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