Caring for orchids can be very though especially if you’re new to growing plants. One thing that makes it hard is that certain types of orchids require some sort of cutting in order to grow properly and the fact that there are times where in it has absolutely no flowers. This is what sets people running away from the thought of growing orchids. Do orchids grow back properly after cutting it? Can they cut it the wrong way? Do orchids grow back? Here are some of the answers to these frequently asked questions.

Cutting back orchids are very essential in order for certain types of orchids to survive. It is done so that the orchid plant will be able to make the most of the amount of blooms that it has. This is why when it comes to cutting back orchids, the answer to the question “do orchids grow back” really relies on the time and the method used.

When it comes to cutting back orchids, it is best to wait until the last flower has fallen of the plant. This way, if you cut it the wrong way, the flower and the whole plant won’t be severely affected making the chances of it growing back become higher. Also, remember that there are two types of cutting, the partial and complete. Also keep in mind that there are certain types of orchids that require partial cutting while others require the complete cutting.

As for the growth of the flowers, orchids grow back on their own time. However, they grow on point more if you take care of them properly. The flowers, just like any other plants have certain periods of time where in they bloom and they grow. Just keep in mind though that watering them too much does not make them bloom any faster. It can actually kill your orchids if you water them too much since you are drowning the roots. Although orchids do grow back, it is best to leave them to bloom and develop on their own once the plant is already healthy.