November · A windowsill of orchids
One job a month, and what to water, feed and look out for.
Water in the morning only
Stop feeding until spring
Check the roots before every watering
Move pots back from cold glass
Give them the brightest spot in the room
Turn them to keep growth even
Cold glass at night
Draughts under the door
Buds ready to open
Online course
Six short lessons from choosing a plant to a second flowering.
Video course · 6 lessons
Six short lessons from choosing a plant to a second flowering.
Downloads to print and keep by the door, and two things from my drawings, printed to order.
About
I bought my first orchid in a supermarket, and for a year I killed it very slowly. Then I learned to look at the roots, and everything changed. Now there are forty plants in our flat, mostly orchids and bromeliads, crowding every windowsill and a few shelves.
Each Saturday I film one job: watering, repotting, feeding, or working out why a plant is sulking. What I sell is the part you can print and pin up: a care calendar, a few plain guides, and two video courses for anyone who wants their orchids to flower again.
Grow Orchids on a Windowsill was clear and easy to follow. I used what I learned the same week.
Newsletter
A free letter every Sunday from the flat: which plant is flowering, one job for the month and one thing to try.
