Sprinkle 1 spoon on dead orchid roots! Suddenly revived and blooms all year round

orchid to health.

 

Identifying the Problem Bloomingorchids

 

 

If your orchid’s leaves have turned yellow and the plant appears weak, the first thing to check is its roots. Root rot is often the result of excessive moisture, poor drainage, or fertilizer shock from an overuse of inorganic fertilizers. Rotting roots will appear dark, mushy, and may have an unpleasant odor. Healthy roots,

 

on the other hand, should be firm and white or green.

Step 1: Removing Damaged Roots Flora& Fauna

 

 

 

To prevent further damage and encourage new root growth, it

is essential to remove all damaged roots:

 

Carefully remove the orchid from its pot.

Inspect the roots thoroughly.

Use sterilized scissors or pruning shears to cut off all rotting and damaged roots.

 

Be sure to make clean cuts to minimize the risk of further infection.

 

 

This process prevents the rot from spreading and stimulates the orchid to produce new, healthy roots.

Step 2: Cleaning and Disinfecting the Roots

 

After cutting off the damaged roots, it is important to cleanse the remaining healthy roots to remove bacteria and fungi.

 

 

Rinse the

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