These Halloween plants will help transform your home into a haunted wonder! Venus flytraps, Batflowers, and Dracula orchids ...

Although some fans have worried about the fatality-filled series’ latest entry, Mortal Kombat 1’s Khaos Reigns addition has ...

The mysterious Dracula vampira, known as the Vampire Orchid, is one of the most dramatic orchids we’ve digitised. Native to ...

A terrestrial orchid with a rosette of oblong leaves and, in mid spring or early summer, flower spikes to 30cm tall, bearing up to 11 blooms, each up to 2.5cm across, with pale green or pink petals ...

Passiflora are mostly tender tendril-climbing shrubs, with simple or palmately-lobed, generally evergreen leaves and showy flowers of distinctive structure with often colourful coronal filaments, ...

The combination proves that Sharvari is a trendsetter and rightly so. Not compromising with her accessory game either, Sharvari Wagh’s small bat flower earrings deserved a moment of their own. With ...

Orchids, a favourite among houseplant enthusiasts for their longevity, don’t have to be thrown away once their blooms fade. With a nifty trick, these plants can be coaxed into flowering again ...

Orchids are known for their once-a-year blooming cycle, but with the right care, they can maintain their flowers for months on end. To keep an orchid in bloom, it's crucial to manage its exposure ...

Orchids are known for their once-a-year blooming cycle, yet they boast an impressive longevity as they can maintain their flowers for several months with the right care. Proper attention to an ...

Anne (not her real name) is a single mother and one of thousands of the predominantly female workers in Kenya's flower industry, harvesting and categorising blooms in one of the many greenhouse ...

“He’s hitting us with a bat,” she cried out, the report said. “My kids, my kids. My son. Please help us. Please, please, please.” The first officer on scene spotted a man, later ...

Just like the delicate orchid flower, these children require specific conditions to thrive. They’re often more reactive to both positive and negative experiences, making them potentially more ...