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Bookmark or Share- How to Get Orchids to Rebloom - The SpruceGetting orchids to rebloom depends on many variables, like giving them the right conditions, such as water, light, temperature, humidity, feeding, and regular maintenance. Orchid flowers are well-known for lasting several months, but most species only bloom once a year, usually during the same time each year.
- How to get an orchid to rebloom in 6 easy steps - Tom's GuideKnowing how to get an orchid to rebloom will give your plant a chance to create a stunning display year-on-year.
- Getting Your Poinsettia to Rebloom The Easy WayHere’s how I get my poinsettias (note the plural: I have all kinds, in lots of different colors) to rebloom. It works every time and requires no daily effort. Put the poinsettia in a room that isn’t lit at night and it will bloom.
- 19 of the Best Reblooming Flowers for Months of Color - Gardener's PathFloribundas, for instance, tend to continually bloom all season long. But some take a break between flushes. China roses, hybrid musks, many climbers, minifloras, and most modern shrubs rebloom or bloom continuously. Hybrid teas send out blossoms, fade for six or seven weeks, and then bloom again.
- How to Get Orchids to Rebloom: Expert Care Tips for Success - wikiHowGetting your orchid to rebloom requires proper sunlight, water, fertilization, temperature control, and some patience, as it can take 6 to 9 months for it to flower again. We spoke with several plant specialists to learn the best way to get your orchid to rebloom, including how to care for your plant while it's dormant.
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