Asia roadshow will introduce BeHive and present Bercor Group development plans
Bercor, a financial technology group, today announced BeHive Connect 2026 by Bercor, an Asia roadshow that will introduce the BeHive brand and present the group’s broader financial technology development plans. Scheduled for October 2026, the programme will give BeHive a regional stage and set out its place within Bercor Group’s plans for connected financial services.
BeHive is a consumer application designed to connect traditional currencies and supported digital assets through one interface. Its product design brings together conversion, transfers and withdrawals, alongside card management through the BercorPay Card where permitted and available.
The intended experience includes transaction details and applicable costs shown before confirmation, activity tracking and support within the app. These capabilities are designed to make the movement of funds easier to understand and follow, while keeping relevant information in one place.
“People should understand what a transaction will cost, follow its progress and know where to get help,” said Adam Bennett, Chief Marketing Officer at Bercor. “With BeHive, we are bringing those essentials together in an experience designed around everyday use.”
Built on Bercor’s financial technology infrastructure, BeHive is intended to bring the group’s payment capabilities into a consumer interface. The app forms part of the group’s plans to connect its consumer and business services through shared conversion, payout and card capabilities.
The roadshow will serve as a launch platform for the BeHive brand and present Bercor Group’s ambition to develop more connected financial services across Asia. Its development plans focus on shared payment infrastructure, appropriate market coverage and partner relationships that can support the next phase of the group’s growth.
Service availability, eligibility and transaction capabilities are determined separately for each jurisdiction. Any offering of BeHive services, including customer onboarding and transactions, is subject to applicable local licensing, registration and other regulatory requirements. The roadshow announcement does not confirm regulatory approval or commercial service availability in any particular market.
About BeHive
BeHive is Bercor’s consumer application designed to connect traditional currencies and supported digital assets, with payment tools, transaction tracking and support in one app. Services and features depend on jurisdiction, eligibility and applicable regulatory requirements.
About Bercor
Bercor is a financial technology group developing payment services and infrastructure for businesses and consumers. Its work spans financial infrastructure, consumer payments and liquidity coordination.
Features, fees, limits and eligibility are subject to applicable terms and conditions. Availability varies by country and region. BeHive is not a bank and does not offer bank accounts, deposits or investment products.
EchoTrade, a crypto Market Making firm working with token projects across 90+ centralized and decentralized exchanges, has launched dedicated Binance Alpha listing support. EchoTrade has supported more than 2,000 token launches, including more than 40 on Binance Alpha. The new service brings that experience into one package: liquidity planning before the showcase, on-chain depth during the 24-hour window, and consistent quoting across the venues where the token trades once the window closes.
EchoTrade was founded in 2023, works with over 100 active projects and is an official liquidity partner of MEXC. Binance Alpha listing support is part of its crypto Market Making services, alongside listing support, exchange compliance support, treasury building and launch advisory.
What does EchoTrade’s Binance Alpha listing support include?
Binance Alpha is the section of Binance Wallet where Binance features early-stage tokens for a 24-hour showcase before any exchange listing (Binance’s explanation). A market maker is the standard setup for a token going through it. EchoTrade’s support covers the full sequence:
Before the showcase: a review of the token’s venues, liquidity and pricing, and a liquidity plan for the 24-hour window.
During the showcase: on-chain liquidity deep enough to absorb the wave of Quick Buy demand, so the chart stays orderly on the way in and on the way out.
Across venues: one consistent price between the on-chain pool and any centralized exchanges where the token already trades.
After the showcase: continued quoting on every venue where the token trades, so depth and spreads stay consistent once Alpha demand fades and the project is not left with an empty book on day two.
Why do projects choose EchoTrade for Binance Alpha?
Because the work does not end when the showcase does. EchoTrade covers 90+ centralized and decentralized exchanges, so the same desk that supports a token on Binance Alpha also quotes it on the other venues where it trades, without a handover between providers. Across more than 2,000 token launches, including more than 40 on Binance Alpha, the team has built a working picture of how launch demand builds, peaks and fades, on Alpha and on every other venue, over the first 24 hours and the days after.
Projects also get full launch advisory alongside the quoting. EchoTrade’s network spans 90+ exchange integrations, an official liquidity partnership with MEXC, and partners across launchpads, marketing agencies, auditors and founder communities built up over more than 2,000 launches. The team advises on venue selection, exchange readiness, timing of the showcase against the rest of the launch calendar, and the introductions a project needs at each step, so liquidity and launch strategy are planned together rather than by separate vendors.
“Most teams treat Binance Alpha as a one-day event,” said Mans, CEO of EchoTrade. “The 24 hours matter, but so does day two. The projects that handle it well plan their liquidity for the showcase and for the week after it, so the chart still makes sense once the Quick Buy demand is gone.”
What happens to a token’s market after the Binance Alpha showcase?
Alpha demand is concentrated in a short window. Quick Buy flow arrives in the first hours, peaks, and then thins out, and a token that was quoted only for the showcase is often left with a wide spread and little depth by the second day. EchoTrade’s support is built so that does not happen: the same inventory, pricing and uptime commitments that cover the 24 hours continue on the on-chain pool and on any centralized exchange where the token is already listed. What a project controls is the quality of its own market, and that is the part EchoTrade takes on.
EchoTrade is a crypto Market Making firm working with token projects across 90+ centralized and decentralized exchanges. Founded in 2023, it has supported more than 2,000 token launches, including more than 40 on Binance Alpha, and is an official liquidity partner of MEXC. Its services include Market Making, listing support, exchange compliance support, treasury building and launch advisory.
This release is for information only and is not investment advice. Binance Alpha selection is decided by Binance; no market maker can guarantee it or any later listing.
Graaph publishes interactive code graphs of 100 trending GitHub repositories and offers free MCP access for Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding assistants
United States, 15th Oct 2026 — Graaph today launched graaph.org, a new home for its code knowledge graphs, MCP access and guides for AI coding assistants. Graaph is a code knowledge graph platform for AI coding assistants. It turns code, docs and diagrams into a knowledge graph that assistants such as Claude Code and Codex can query, instead of re-reading a repository file by file.
Code Knowledge Graph provides the engine for building these graphs. Graaph extends it with what developers tend to look for next: ready-made graphs of popular repositories, a free way to bring a graph into their assistant over MCP, and guides on putting it to work.
Graphs of 100 trending repositories
graaph.org publishes interactive code graphs of 100 open-source repositories from GitHub Trending, totaling 854,079 nodes and 1,932,930 edges. Developers can filter by language or graph size and open any repository to see its most connected code, its clusters of related files, and the commit the graph was built from.
Knowledge graph MCP, free to start
Developers can connect a code knowledge graph to their coding assistant over MCP through app.graaph.org on a free plan, or run an MCP server locally.
Guides and directories for AI coding
The site also hosts guides on knowledge graphs and context engineering, 20 video tutorials, profiles of 30 AI coding clients, and a directory of MCP servers reviewed against official documentation, source repositories and package registries. graaph.org is available in 18 languages.
“With graaph.org, developers get code graphs they can explore right away, MCP access to bring those graphs into their AI assistant, and guides to help them use it all well,” said Josh, founder of Graaph.
About Graaph
Graaph is a code knowledge graph platform for AI coding assistants. graaph.org publishes interactive code graphs of open-source repositories, offers MCP access to knowledge graphs, and maintains guides and directories for AI coding tools. Learn more at graaph.org.
Anabei, a direct-to-consumer furniture brand under parent company CABA Design, has built its sofa line around a fully machine-washable system with removable covers, performance fabrics and modular configurations that support everyday maintenance for active households.
United States, 15th Oct 2026 – Anabei, a direct-to-consumer furniture brand operating under parent company CABA Design, offers a sofa system engineered around full machine-washability as a core structural feature. Feedback captured in Anabei sofa reviews consistently highlights the brand’s removable cover system as a primary driver of purchase satisfaction. The washable design spans both cushion and frame covers, enabling thorough cleaning without professional services or specialty products.
The Anabei sofa systemalso centers on modularity, allowing customers to configure and expand seating arrangements as their needs change. Removable covers across all components, including cushion tops, bases and frame panels, are manufactured from performance fabrics engineered to be liquid and stain resistant. The fabrics carry OEKO-TEX certification and are produced without PFC/PFAS chemicals. Changeable slipcovers also allow customers to refresh the look of a sofa over time or keep an extra set available for washing days.
Beyond washability and modularity, Anabei gives customers a choice between two seat insert constructions. The Deluxe+ Blend uses high-resilience foam layers for a sink-in feel, while the Memorix+ Blend uses contoured high-resilience memory foam to balance support with comfort. The foam is CertiPUR-US certified, adding another defined material standard to the product system. The option to select a seat construction, rather than accept a single default, reflects the brand’s broader approach to customization at the product level. Sofas in the Anabei line start at $699, positioning the system within reach of young families, pet owners and homeowners who prioritize durability without a premium price.
CABA Design, the parent company behind Anabei, also operates the Diorama and Chicory home brands. The company’s direct-to-consumer model is structured to reduce lead times and increase purchasing flexibility compared with traditional retail channels. Consumers researching washable sofa options from Anabei can evaluate fabric colors, comfort builds and modular configurations through the brand’s online platform. The sofa system is also designed for parcel delivery in manageable boxes, a shipping approach that supports easier handling and may reduce delivery complexity compared with traditional large-item furniture transport.
The machine-washable sofa category has seen increased attention from consumers who find that conventional upholstered furniture often does not hold up under regular household use, particularly in homes with children or pets. Anabei’s fully removable cover system is designed to address this gap directly, enabling routine cleaning in a standard washing machine while preserving the flexibility of a modular seating system.
About Anabei
Anabei is a direct-to-consumer furniture brand under CABA Design, a company that develops and operates a portfolio of design-forward home brands. Anabei’s sofa system features fully removable, machine-washable covers, modular configurations and OEKO-TEX certified performance fabrics produced without PFC/PFAS chemicals. The brand serves consumers across the United States, including families and pet owners seeking durable, configurable furniture at an accessible price point. For product details, visit Anabei’s official website.
Gary, IN 46402, United States, 15th Oct 2026 – Promax Pogo Pin, a manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors and magnetic connectors, is preparing to take part in electronica 2026, the electronics trade fair in Munich, Germany. The fair runs from November 10 to 13, 2026, at the Trade Fair Center Messe München. The company will exhibit in Hall A3, Booth 561/2.
Promax Pogo Pin supplies components used across consumer electronics, aerospace and medical industries, where spring-loaded connector applications range from battery charging and device docking to board testing. The company has set out its plans for the fair on a dedicated event page, which lists the product categories it will show and the way visitors can arrange meetings in advance.
What Promax Pogo Pin Plans to Show
According to the company, the booth will present five product categories: pogo pins, pogo pin connectors, magnetic connectors, magnetic cable connectors and test probes. The company states that visitors will be able to see these products in live demonstrations.
Pogo pins are spring-loaded contacts that create an electrical connection between two surfaces. Magnetic connectors use magnets to hold the mating parts in alignment, and test probes are used to make contact with points on a circuit board during testing. The five categories reflect three approaches: connectors that rely on spring force, connectors that rely on magnetic attraction, and probes designed for testing. Each product type involves different requirements, such as size, contact travel, current rating and the environment in which the part will operate.
“Trade fairs allow engineers to see connectors up close and discuss an application with the people who make them,” said Gavin, Manager of Promax Pogo Pin. “The team is preparing demonstrations of its pogo pins and magnetic connectors for Hall A3, along with technical staff to review the applications that visitors bring.”
Event Details
The company has published the following practical information for visitors. Because admission is limited to trade visitors, anyone planning to attend needs to register before travelling to Munich.
Dates: November 10 to 13, 2026
Venue: Trade Fair Center Messe München, Am Messesee 2, 81829 Munich, Germany
Location: Hall A3, Booth 561/2
Hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 9:00 to 18:00; Friday, 9:00 to 15:00
Admission: Trade only. Entry requires advance online registration through the official electronica website, and tickets are not sold at the door.
Appointments and Technical Discussions
Promax Pogo Pin is accepting meeting requests ahead of the fair through a booking form on its event page. Requests can be made for any of the four days, with a preference for morning, afternoon or a flexible time. The company states that it confirms each slot by email before the show.
The topics listed for these meetings include an application review with the technical team, a roadmap for a custom solution, sample options and lead times. Customization is a regular part of connector selection, because the dimensions, spring force, plating and mounting method of a part are often matched to a specific device. Discussing those details in person can shorten the exchange of drawings and specifications that usually follows a first inquiry.
The event page does not name specific models for the demonstrations, and it does not state whether samples will be handed out at the booth.
Looking Ahead
Preparation for the fair is under way, and the company plans to use the four days to speak with visitors about their requirements. Any follow-up work, such as sample requests or quotations, depends on the applications that visitors bring to the booth.
“The aim for the show is to give visitors a clear picture of what customization involves, including the application review, sample options and lead times,” said Gavin, Manager of Promax Pogo Pin. “Follow-up conversations after the fair will depend on the requirements that each visitor describes.”
About Promax Pogo Pin
Promax Pogo Pin manufactures pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors and magnetic connectors for applications including consumer electronics, aerospace and medical industries. The company states that it has more than 15 years of experience, offers customizable solutions and works to internationally certified quality standards.
For additional information about electronics trade show 2026 and related industry developments, contact Promax Pogo Pin at 480 Jackson St, Gary, IN 46402, USA. Inquiries regarding the company’s products, services and customization options can be directed to (765) 705-7361 or by email at tonyhoo@promaxpogopin.com.
Canada, 15th Oct 2026 – Medical aesthetic services in Richmond Hill include laser treatments, intense pulsed light (IPL), radiofrequency procedures and ultrasound-based treatments. In this contributed article, Halo Aesthetic Clinic discusses factors to consider when evaluating these options, including their intended uses, the qualifications of the professionals providing them, potential risks, recovery requirements and follow-up arrangements.
For residents of Richmond Hill and nearby communities such as Markham and Vaughan, these factors are relevant when comparing medical aesthetic services across York Region and the Greater Toronto Area. The technologies offered by a clinic provide a starting point for further research, but treatment decisions also depend on individual concerns, professional assessment and realistic expectations.
Begin with the concern rather than the product name People may use the same phrase, such as “skin rejuvenation,” for very different goals. One person means a dark spot; another means uneven texture; another is concerned about skin laxity. A consultation should clarify the concern before a device is selected.
The distinction between acne scars and acne marks illustrates the point. The American Academy of Dermatology explains that flat changes in colour after acne are not the same as scars that alter the skin’s surface. A plan intended to address colour may therefore need a different discussion from one focused on texture.
A useful consultation should also acknowledge when a concern needs medical assessment rather than immediate cosmetic treatment. The ability to explain the limits of a service is part of informed care.
Understand the treatment categories Laser, intense pulsed light, radiofrequency and ultrasound are different technologies. Their names should not be treated as interchangeable descriptions of a single beauty treatment. Patients should be able to ask what a proposed device does, why it is being considered and what alternatives may be appropriate.
Halo Aesthetic Clinic, located at 1595 16th Ave, Suite 103, in Richmond Hill, lists services including PicoSure Pro, BBL HERO, Potenza RF microneedling, Thermage FLX and Ulthera Prime, identified on its website as Ultherapy. Those listings give prospective visitors specific technologies to research and discuss. They do not, by themselves, establish that every listed treatment is suitable for every patient.
The clinic’s service directory provides a starting point for comparing the available categories before a consultation. The decision should still reflect an individual assessment and the relevant device information.
Check the person as well as the platform Credentials should be specific and relevant to the role. Ask who will assess the concern, who will carry out the procedure and who is available if a clinical question arises afterwards. Where a provider belongs to a regulated profession, registration can be checked with the appropriate professional regulator.
Halo’s website publishes team profiles that distinguish nursing, aesthetic-practitioner and management roles. That type of information helps a visitor identify whom to ask about a particular treatment. A profile or photograph is not a substitute for confirming the provider’s current role, qualifications and training for the proposed procedure.
The same principle applies to educational material. A clinic article is easier to evaluate when it identifies its author or clinical reviewer, explains the basis for important claims and records substantive updates.
Ask about risk and recovery in concrete terms “Non-surgical” does not mean “without risk.” Health Canada’s cosmetic laser guidance describes possible reactions and complications even when equipment is selected for the intended treatment. The discussion should include limitations as well as potential benefits.
Ask separately about appointment length, visible effects afterwards and when the outcome will be reviewed. These are different timeframes. Work, outdoor activity, travel and important events may all be relevant to planning. Written instructions and a clear contact route make the information more usable after the visit.
RF microneedling deserves a specific risk discussion rather than being treated as a routine facial. The US FDA has reported serious complications with certain uses of RF microneedling devices. This is general safety information, not a finding about Halo. It reinforces the importance of trained providers, appropriate selection and informed consent.
Look for a plan that can be explained and reviewed A useful treatment proposal identifies the goal, what is included in the quote and how the response will be evaluated. When photographs are used, consistent lighting and positioning help make comparisons more meaningful. Patient images used in marketing should have appropriate consent and context.
For readers exploring medical aesthetics in the Greater Toronto Area, the most informative consultation is one that leaves them able to explain the proposed plan in their own words. A recognizable device can start the research. Clear reasoning, relevant qualifications and realistic expectations should guide the next step.
About Halo Aesthetic Clinic Halo Aesthetic Clinic is located at 1595 16th Ave, Suite 103, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B 3N9. Its website lists aesthetic services across injectable, skin-care and body-related categories, with individual service descriptions and team profiles. For current service information or consultation enquiries, contact info@haloaestheticclinic.com or call 942-388-1688.
Disclaimer: This article provides general educational information and does not determine whether a treatment is suitable for an individual.
SpringBrand lets marketing, sales and support teams build AI agents by describing the task in plain English, with 10,000+ plugins and APIs under one account
United States, 15th Oct 2026 —SpringBrand lets marketing, sales and support teams build an AI agent by describing the task in plain English, with no node graph to draw and nothing to self-host. SpringBrand is an AI agent builder with a marketplace of plugins and APIs.
The product is made for go-to-market teams that already use AI but still spend time setting up and maintaining automations. Gartner expects 40% of enterprise applications to be integrated with task-specific AI agents by the end of 2026, up from less than 5% in 2025. SpringBrand gives those teams an easy way to build an agent without first learning a workflow tool.
Describe the task instead of drawing it
Canvas-based tools ask someone to design a workflow graph node by node. SpringBrand starts from the task. A user states the goal, the inputs, any constraints and what a useful result looks like, and the agent finds the plugins and APIs to run it. Each plugin packages a professional task as a reusable workflow, so building a workflow is as easy as describing it once and running it again.
One account for 10,000+ tools
The marketplace covers search, SEO data, social platforms, sales data and media generation, from providers such as Google, Ahrefs, Semrush, TikTok, Apollo and ElevenLabs. The company says it offers more than 10,000 APIs and plugins and ready-to-use workflows for more than 500 go-to-market scenarios. One SpringBrand account and one credit balance cover them all.
What teams build with it
Marketing teams build agents for SEO automation, competitor analysis and content creation. Sales teams use agents for meeting prep, lead qualification and CRM work. Support and ecommerce teams have ready-made agents for customer support and Shopify stores.
How it works
A user connects an agent, describes the outcome and lets it pick a matching capability. Before it runs, the user fills in missing details and approves any requested access or external action. SpringBrand agents search, read and draft; posting, sending and account changes stay with the user. Finished runs show their sources, dates and limitations for review.
Why SpringBrand built it
“Teams don’t need another workflow to build and maintain. They need an agent that gets the work done,” said Trevor, Tech Leader of SpringBrand. “We built SpringBrand so that building an agent is as simple as describing the task, and the person who knows the work stays in control of what goes out.”
SpringBrand is available now at https://springbrand.ai/ . The Free plan includes 100 credits a month and needs no credit card.
About SpringBrand
SpringBrand is an AI agent builder with a marketplace of plugins and APIs, operated by SPRINGBRAND, INC. Learn more at https://springbrand.ai/ .
Australian fertiliser maker Complete Grow has launched Orchid Grow & Bloom, a two-stage, urea-free orchid fertiliser that matches feeding to each stage of an orchid’s growth. In a side-by-side comparison with a Dural, NSW orchid grower, Complete Grow recorded blooms 15% larger.
Sydney, NSW, Australia, 15th Oct 2026 — Australian fertiliser manufacturer Complete Grow has launched Orchid Grow & Bloom, a two-stage liquid orchid fertiliser system that matches feeding to each stage of an orchid’s growth.
Orchid Grow (NPK 14-3-11) feeds roots, leaves and pseudobulbs during active vegetative growth. Orchid Bloom (NPK 8-18-24) is used from the first visible flower spike until the final flower drops.
Both concentrates are urea-free, made in Australia and contain calcium, magnesium and six trace elements.
Orchid Grow & Bloom at a glance
Use Orchid Grow: when there is no flower spike, bud or flower
Use Orchid Bloom: from the first visible flower spike until the final flower drops
Application rate: 1 mL per litre of water at every watering
Monthly care: water with plain water once a month
Pack size: two 500 mL double-strength concentrates
Feed made: 1,000 litres from one pack
Suitable for: Phalaenopsis, cymbidiums, dendrobiums, cattleyas, oncidiums and vandas
Formulation: urea-free, with calcium, magnesium and six trace elements
What makes Orchid Grow & Bloom different from other orchid fertilisers
Orchid Grow & Bloom differs from single-formula orchid fertilisers in five ways:
Two formulas, one for each stage. Many orchid fertilisers use one NPK ratio all year. Orchid Grow (NPK 14-3-11) is nitrogen-led for roots, leaves and pseudobulbs. Orchid Bloom (NPK 8-18-24) is high in phosphorus and potassium for spikes, buds and flowers.
Double-strength concentrate. Both formulas carry twice the label NPK concentration of the standard liquid orchid fertilisers Complete Grow benchmarked, so 1 mL makes a full litre of feed. Each 500 mL bottle makes 500 litres, and the pack makes 1,000 litres.
Urea-free. Neither formula contains urea, a nitrogen source common in general-purpose plant foods.
Calcium and magnesium in both formulas. Orchids watered with rainwater still get both nutrients at every feed.
Six trace elements. Iron, manganese, zinc, boron, copper and molybdenum in every feed, with iron, manganese and zinc in chelated form.
Why use a different orchid fertiliser for growth and flowering?
During active growth, orchids build new roots, leaves and, depending on the variety, pseudobulbs. Nitrogen supports vegetative growth. Once a flower spike appears, the plant directs more of its resources to the spike, buds and flowers, where phosphorus and potassium matter more.
Orchid Grow & Bloom uses the plant itself as the feeding calendar: use Orchid Grow until the first flower spike appears, switch to Orchid Bloom until the final flower drops, then return to Orchid Grow.
In most of Australia, that means Orchid Grow through summer and into autumn, then Orchid Bloom from the first spike through winter and spring. Because the spike sets the switch, not the calendar, the system suits orchids that flower early or late. Complete Grow’s free orchid care guide shows how to spot the first flower spike and when to switch fertilisers.
“Orchids have different nutritional priorities during vegetative growth and flowering, yet many are fed with the same formula all year,” said Daniel Azzi, Plant Nutrition and Horticultural Specialist at Complete Grow.
“We wanted to make orchid feeding straightforward. Feed the stage the plant is in, and let the flower spike tell you when to switch.”
A urea-free orchid fertiliser with calcium, magnesium and trace elements
Orchid Grow and Orchid Bloom are both urea-free. Each label lists calcium at 1.2% and magnesium at 0.5% (w/v). Iron, manganese and zinc are chelated with EDTA, which keeps them soluble in the feed.
Calcium supports new plant tissue, and magnesium is a central component of chlorophyll. Both matter most when orchids are watered with low-mineral water, including rainwater.
Each of the six trace elements does a specific job:
Iron: needed to make chlorophyll and keep new leaves green
Manganese: drives photosynthesis and activates enzymes
Zinc: supports the growth hormones behind new leaves and roots
Boron: builds cell walls and supports flower and pollen development
Copper: activates enzymes and strengthens plant tissue
Molybdenum: helps the plant convert nitrate into usable nitrogen
Independent research shows that the form of nitrogen matters to moth orchids. A peer-reviewed study published in HortScience in 2008 found that high nitrate-to-ammonium ratios promoted the growth and flowering of a hybrid Phalaenopsis grown in two potting media, with the best growth when 75% of the nitrogen was supplied as nitrate. Growth declined when ammonium was oversupplied.
That research did not test Complete Grow products or a two-stage feeding system. It is provided as background on nitrogen nutrition in Phalaenopsis.
Orchid fertiliser results from a commercial grower in Dural
Complete Grow ran an internal side-by-side comparison at a commercial orchid and flower-growing operation in Dural, NSW.
The control group stayed on the orchid fertiliser the grower had used in previous seasons. The second group followed the two-stage program: Orchid Grow during vegetative growth, then Orchid Bloom from flower-spike development.
Complete Grow recorded blooms 15% larger in the two-stage group than in the control group. The grower also observed more flowers staying presentable for longer, which extended their sales window.
“For a commercial grower, flowers that stay presentable for longer have a longer opportunity to be sold,” Azzi said. “That was the result we were most pleased to see.”
This result comes from one internal comparison run by Complete Grow, not an independent study. Results vary with orchid variety, growing conditions and care.
How to fertilise orchids with Orchid Grow & Bloom
Shake the bottle and mix 1 mL of concentrate per litre of water. Apply the diluted feed at every watering.
A 5 mL capful makes 5 litres of feed.
Once a month, water with plain water only to refresh the potting mix and keep roots healthy.
Orchid fertiliser FAQs
What is the best fertiliser for orchids?
The best fertiliser for orchids is a urea-free, two-stage feed: a nitrogen-led formula such as NPK 14-3-11 while the orchid grows roots and leaves, followed by a bloom formula such as NPK 8-18-24 from the first flower spike until the last flower drops, with calcium and magnesium included in both.
When should I use Orchid Grow?
Use Orchid Grow when the orchid has no flower spike, buds or open flowers. Continue while the plant develops roots, leaves and pseudobulbs.
When should I switch to Orchid Bloom?
Switch to Orchid Bloom when the first flower spike becomes visible. Continue until the final flower drops, then return to Orchid Grow.
How can I tell a flower spike from a new root?
On a Phalaenopsis orchid, a new root has a rounded, smooth tip. A developing flower spike is flatter, with a mitten-shaped tip.
How often should you fertilise orchids?
Feed at every watering at 1 mL per litre of water, and water with plain water once a month.
Which orchids can use Orchid Grow & Bloom?
Orchid Grow & Bloom is formulated for commonly grown orchids, including moth orchids (Phalaenopsis), cymbidiums, dendrobiums, cattleyas, oncidiums and vandas, grown indoors, on patios or in shadehouses.
Availability
Orchid Grow & Bloom is available now as a pack of two 500 mL concentrates from the Complete Grow online store, with delivery across Australia.
About Complete Grow
Complete Grow is an Australian fertiliser company producing liquid and soluble plant nutrition for home gardeners, indoor plant growers, hydroponic growers and commercial operations.
Its range includes balanced NPK fertilisers, specialist orchid fertilisers, flowering and fruiting formulas, calcium and magnesium supplements and hydroponic nutrients. Complete Grow delivers throughout Australia, exports to Pacific Island markets and supplies wholesale customers in the United States and Europe.
Learn more at completegrow.com.au.
Media contact Daniel Azzi Plant Nutrition and Horticultural Specialist Complete Grow support@completegrow.com.au (02) 9053 1426 completegrow.com.au
Shane Devereux looks back on a specific moment from his baseball days at Malvern Prep and the way of thinking it left him with.
A Game That Did Not Go to Plan
Pennsylvania, USA, Oct 15, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Shane Devereux grew up around West Chester, Pennsylvania, and played baseball through his years at Malvern Prep. He says one memory from that stretch stuck with him more than any single win or loss.
“I remember a game where I was 0 for 3 and overthinking every single pitch,” Devereux says. “By the fourth at-bat, I wasn’t even thinking about the ball anymore. I was thinking about the first three at-bats.”
He says the at-bat that followed is the one he still thinks about. Not because it went well right away, but because of what changed in his approach before it did.
Going Back to What He Already Knew
Devereux says his coach didn’t give him a new tip or a mechanical fix between innings. The advice was simpler than that.
“He just told me to do what I always did in the cage,” Devereux says. “Same stance, same routine, same two practice swings. Nothing new. Just the version of me that shows up every day at practice.”
He says that reset is what actually worked. The next at-bat wasn’t a highlight, but it felt different, because he wasn’t trying to invent a better swing under pressure. He was running the one he had already built.
“That’s the part people miss,” Devereux says. “You don’t find your best self in the big moment. You just bring the version you already built.”
Why the Lesson Stuck Past Baseball
Devereux says he has carried that idea into other parts of life well past his playing days at Malvern. He points to habits around his own routines today: working out, cooking, spending time with friends and family.
“The days that go best for me aren’t the days I try something new,” he says. “They’re the days I just run my normal routine and don’t overthink it.”
He connects this to a theme that shows up in Atomic Habits, a book he counts among his influences. The idea that consistency compounds, and that the small, repeated version of something matters more than the occasional big effort, is one he says applies far beyond a batter’s box.
“I think people hear ‘trust your training’ and assume it’s a sports cliche,” Devereux says. “But it’s really just saying: the practice version of you is the real you. The pressure doesn’t change who you are, it just reveals whichever version you’ve actually built.”
What He Tells People Who Ask About It
Devereux says friends sometimes ask him how he stays level when something doesn’t go well right away, whether it’s a round of golf or anything else.
“My answer is always some version of the same thing,” he says. “Go back to the parts you know. Don’t reach for something new in the moment when you haven’t built it yet.”
He says this isn’t about lowering expectations. It’s about separating what you can control in a given moment from what you can’t.
“You can’t control whether the first three at-bats go your way,” Devereux says. “You can control whether you show up to the fourth one as yourself, instead of as someone panicking and trying to be a different hitter.”
A Story He Still Tells
Devereux says he doesn’t remember the final score of that Malvern Prep game. What stayed with him is the smaller moment: stepping back into the box and choosing the routine over the panic.
“It’s a small story,” he says. “But it’s the one I go back to when I need the reminder. Do the thing you already know how to do. Let that be enough.”
Shane Devereux grew up around West Chester, Pennsylvania, and attended Malvern Prep, where he played baseball, before going on to Penn State. He now lives in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Outside of his daily routine, he spends time cooking, working out, golfing, and following Chicago and Philadelphia sports teams.
Virginia, USA, Oct 15, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE— Travel can be a great way to take a break from everyday routines, explore new places, and spend time with the people who matter most. A little planning can help make any trip more enjoyable, whether it is a short weekend away or a longer vacation. Thinking about a few simple things before leaving can make the experience more relaxing and rewarding.
What Do You Want to Get Out of the Trip?
Before choosing a destination, it can be helpful to think about what you want from your trip. Some people enjoy sightseeing and exploring busy cities, while others prefer quiet places where they can relax. Knowing what you want to experience can help you choose a destination that fits your interests.
Having a general idea of your goals can also make planning easier. You do not need to have every detail figured out. Sometimes, simply knowing whether you want adventure, relaxation, or a change of scenery is enough to get started.
Who Will You Be Traveling With?
Traveling with friends or family can create opportunities to share experiences and make lasting memories. Visiting new places together can be a fun way to spend time with others and discover common interests.
Traveling alone can also be rewarding. It allows you to make your own plans, explore at your own pace, and decide how you want to spend your time. There is no single right way to travel. The best choice depends on your preferences and the type of experience you hope to have.
Why Is It Important to Make Time to Relax?
It can be tempting to fill a vacation with activities, attractions, and places to visit. While having plans can be helpful, leaving some free time can make a trip more enjoyable.
A relaxing afternoon at the beach, a walk through a park, or a quiet meal at a local restaurant can become a memorable part of a vacation. Taking breaks also allows you to enjoy your surroundings without feeling rushed.
Finding a balance between activities and relaxation can help you return home feeling refreshed rather than tired from a busy schedule.
How Can You Make the Most of New Experiences?
One of the best parts of traveling is having the opportunity to experience something different. Visiting a new city, trying local food, or learning about another culture can introduce you to new ideas and perspectives.
It is helpful to have a few places or activities in mind, but remaining flexible can also make a difference. Unexpected discoveries are often part of the enjoyment of traveling. Being open to different experiences can help make each trip feel unique.
What Will Make the Trip Memorable?
A meaningful trip does not have to involve expensive hotels, a packed schedule, or visiting every popular attraction. Often, the simplest moments can make an experience special.
Spending time with loved ones, enjoying a beautiful view, or discovering a place you have never visited before can all become lasting memories. Thinking about what you enjoy most can help you plan a trip that feels worthwhile.
Taking photos and keeping small reminders of your experiences can also be a nice way to look back on a vacation. However, it is just as important to enjoy the moment rather than feeling the need to document everything.
Keeping Travel Planning Simple
Planning a trip does not need to be complicated. Choosing a destination, setting a reasonable budget, deciding who will join you, and leaving room for flexibility can provide a good starting point.
Every traveler has different interests and priorities, so no single formula works for everyone. The goal is to create an experience that suits your needs and allows you to enjoy your time away.
With a little preparation and an open mind, travel can offer a welcome change of pace, opportunities to learn, and memories you can appreciate long after you return home.
