How to Stimulate Orchid Root Growth

Learn how to stimulate orchid root growth with these expert tips and techniques. Discover the best practices for watering, using rooting hormones, choosing the right potting medium, and ensuring optimal conditions for healthy orchid roots. Perfect for orchid enthusiasts and indoor gardeners looking to boost their plant's vitality.
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[@peterbosman1438]

Keeping our orchids happy and allowing them to do the rest is often the best lol

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Brilliant source of info 🎉 as always. ❤

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Great video

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[@yolantalachance2779]

Are you serious? Lol lol I live in Florida and I grow my orchids outside but now I’m scared.lol I always thought growing orchids will be easy and fun NOT the bugs and fungus are driving me nuts

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if you have nice trees or palms a lot of the orchids will probably grow wild on those easier and manage the bugs and fungus themselves . But I have heard you have an invasive species of lizard that likes to eat them 😁. and also when they stuck to a tree you cant bring them in when they are in flower

[@Joe-nj3bb]

A couple drops of seaweed extract during spring and summer is supposed to help with root development.
Be careful when spraying the top of the pot not to rot any new growths.
The editing in this video was a little off. It was kind of distracting. I liked the different camera angles though.

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@@Joe-nj3bb I agree the editing was a bit off , sometimes the tech does its own thing in the cameras and it takes so long to film so you edit best you can to compensate for the glitches. Thanks For watching and the feed back.

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Great video. Thank you. Very informative and useful information. One of the best I’ve seen. Don’t take any notice of criticism about editing. Some people need to nit pick 😬 The great information you gave us is far more important and in my opinion it was a top video overall.
Thank you for your time and knowledge.

[@loribadgero1035]

Thank you for the awesome information, and also the 🤷🏼‍♀️🫤🤔tips and tricks!! I have two small orchids which I thought were ok, now in rescue mode for not producing roots. I am trying something completely new and hope they make it, but you have given me a few ideas. Funny thing is, there are two humidifiers in the area of my kitchen where they were kept. Hmmm….

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maybe the humidifiers were keeping the moisture around the root area long enough that your normal water turned out to be too much for them ? We will do the follow up video soon . Are the two orchids mini cattleya ?

[@loribadgero1035]

@@thenaturecompanythey were seedlings, one couldn’t be recovered. I’m patently waiting for the other, but it doesn’t look hopeless. Fingers crossed!!