To keep your orchid blooming continuously, you can rely on highly effective natural products: all the details.
Everyone dreams of having vibrant and lush plants in their homes and gardens , to beautify both the rooms and the exterior of their homes. However, to achieve this goal, it is necessary to take very detailed care of your plants , paying attention to positioning, watering, the products used and much more. An attention that is also fundamental for orchids , which very often adorn the interiors of homes and enrich gardens, giving liveliness and color. How best to feed the orchid? What are the most appropriate ways to ensure that these plants always grow luxuriantly?
Strong and Lush Orchid with This Foolproof Method
To make orchids bloom continuously, there is a simple and quick method that will give great satisfaction to all those who choose to apply it to their flowers. First, you need to get some rice , which will be placed in a salad bowl: 5 tablespoons are enough. The next step is to add 500 ml of water at room temperature to the rice.
Orchids
What to do at this stage? Using the container containing the rice water, you can water the orchids, being very careful to water gently so as not to damage these splendid flowers (you can also do this with a watering can, editor’s note). How often should we apply rice water to our orchids? The recommendation is to water the splendid plants with this solution once every 14 days. But what about all the leftover rice water? Don’t worry, you don’t have to throw anything away. The remaining water can, in fact, be frozen, but remember to thaw it when watering the orchids.
How to make an orchid bloom: the water and lemon method
To ensure excellent watering for our orchids , we can also choose another method. After filling the bowl with a liter of water, add a teaspoon of lemon juice , gently squeezing it onto the spoon to get the exact measurement. Why lemon? Its juice is exceptional for preventing mold and fungus, so the orchid can only benefit from it.
Watering the orchids