A: Cattleya, or corsage orchid, is an epiphyte with large, often fragrant blooms. Bright light with some sun is best. If your plant is erect with little need of staking, it's getting adequate light.

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Cattleyas need abundant though not intense light in order to grow and flower well. About 2,000-3,000-foot candles are satisfactory, and as with many orchids, the early morning sun is very important.

If you've found yourself falling in love with the delicate beauty of orchids, you're in luck: There are a lot of different plants to choose from! There are orchids native to every continent except ...

The pots of orchids sitting in the bay window in the Francis home change almost daily. Joseph Francis rotates orchids from his three greenhouses, where he has a collection of 2,000 of the plants, into ...

Having won the greatest war of the 20th century, President Dwight Eisenhower in 1953 ushered in eight years of calm and stability — and in the process opened the golden age of cattleya orchids. First ...