Only for 1 cup! The rotten orchid reborn immediately and blooms all year round
Orchid is a delicate and elegant plant, popular for its beautiful flowers. However, orchids may rot, which may seem to be the end of their beauty. But don’t despair, because it is possible to revive a rotten orchid and even make it bloom all year round, all with a simple cup of water!
Here’s how to revitalize your rotten orchid:
- Remove the orchid from its pot: When you notice that your orchid is rotting, remove it immediately from its pot. This will prevent rot from spreading to other parts of the plant.
- Prepare a cup of water: Fill a cup of water at room temperature. Make sure the cup is clean and the water is non-chlorinated. Rainwater or filtered water are perfectly suited.
- Place the orchid roots in the cup: Dive the orchid roots into the water, ensuring that only the roots are immersed. Orchid leaves and stems should not touch water.
- Change water regularly: It is important to change the cup water every few days to avoid bacterial development. Also make sure the water stays at room temperature.
- Place the orchid in a bright place: Place the cup containing the orchid in a bright place but without direct sunlight. Orchids need light to develop, but direct light can burn them.
With these simple steps, your rotten orchid will be reborn and will start producing new leaves and roots. Once this happens, you can start to see new flowers appearing, all year round!
Always monitor the condition of your orchid and adjust the treatments accordingly. Watering per cup is an effective way to revive a rotten orchid, but it is important to be attentive to its specific needs.
Remember that each orchid is unique, and care can vary depending on the variety. If you have any doubts about the health of your plant, do not hesitate to consult an orchid specialist for appropriate advice.