Orchids will ‘keep flowering after 4 years’ when kept in the ‘best place’ of your home (Image: Getty)
are most likely to be in the homes of lovers as they are typically a top pick among indoor enthusiasts.
Orchids are low-maintenance, yet with the proper care, they can remain in bloom for extended periods, as one proud plant parent recently demonstrated.
On the Gardening UK Facebook group, a lady showcased her orchid that has been continuously blooming for an impressive four years.
Katherine Stone posted a photo of her orchid, which was brimming with pristine white , while its leaves and roots appeared to be in excellent condition.
Katherine exclaimed: “This is my beautiful orchid. I’ve had it so long and it’s kept flowering after four years.”
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Orchids are most likely to be in there homes of houseplant lovers (Image: Getty)
Fellow group members were quick to comment, curious about Katherine’s technique for maintaining such prolonged flowering.
Laura Crooks commented: “That’s gorgeous, how do you keep it so happy? Mine is looking a bit droopy. I spray the roots every day but they still look a bit dried up. Any tips?”
To which Katherine advised: “It may be because of where you’re keeping your orchid. I keep mine in the living room. I find it”s the best place because it’s got more indirect light in this room.”
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The health of your orchid will depend on where you keep them (Image: Getty)
Pam Roberts chimed in: “I keep mine in the conservatory because I heard that orchids love light and there’s so many windows here.
“I have lots and the oldest is 15 years old and still flowering, love them.”
Chris Waters also shared his success story, revealing he too keeps his orchid in the conservatory.
He revealed: “This has been flowering as it is since May. I’ve currently got four on this sill – the rest are in the conservatory on top of a bookshelf.”
Orchid connoisseurs at have also divulged the ideal location for these beloved houseplants.
They advised: “Be sure to place them in the sunniest room in your home with the most windows.
“Remember to not place your orchid on any window sills that would put your plant in too much direct light, perhaps choose an east-facing window for optimal lighting.”