Avoid over watering as this can lead to root rot. Position your orchid in a bright windowsill facing east or west. Weekly feeding with a fertilizer designed for orchids. Repotting in fresh orchid mix when your orchid stops blooming.

I;m not usually any good with Orchids however I have had 2 now for 2 years and they sit on my kitchen windowsill (morning sun) and they just keep flowering. I only water once a week.

I spoke to a horticulturist, as I had the same issue, apparently orchids from the supermarket purchased for a decorative flower are not designed to re flower- very frustrating

my understanding is that you need a good feeding schedule for orchids and you can buy specific orchid food for them

they need to be feed regularly

Depends on the type of orchid you have. I have the butterfly orchid (4 in different Colours) and they seem to flower about every 10 months or so. I water mine every two weeks with warm water, have them in a sunny spot in a warm room and every second water add a tiny (1/4 teasp in one litre water) orchid fertiliser. Also don’t repot very often as it takes them ages to reflower once the roots are disturbed.

We have had orchids for over 30 years & they are the easiest plants to keep & require very little maintenance. Ours flower every year & all we do is separate them when they get too overcrowded i n their pots & make new plants out of them. After they have been separated they may not flower that year but always recover. We keep ours in a semi shaded area which gets some light but not direct hot afternoon sun

My Mum used to have orchids and she didnt really do much to be honest and hers always flowered.
I know there are some types that are not yearly flowering though so i think it depends on what type of orchid you have.

I have been told they like to be ignored..a tight fit in their pot apparently they like.

there are some good comments here

I use orchid potting mixture & orchid food for my orchids.

Go to your local library and find some books on how to manage orchids, it might help and you might find some interesting ideas from reading

I was told to ignore them completely. They are best left alone

Some orchids only flower every two years, so maybe check which you have also I have been told that if they are not flowering put them in a dry corner in the garden and ignore them and this will revive them, have just tried this waiting to see what happens!

I am interested in these answers too!