PHALAENOPSIS ORCHID ROOT ROT | ORCHID REANIMATION | SAVE PHALAENOPSIS WITH ALL ROTTEN ROOTS
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video I show you my experience in saving Phalaenopsis orchids. I show you three methods to save and reanimate orchids. One Phalaenopsis is without any roots, the other has some roots, saved after root rot. The third Phalaenopsis has only aerial roots.
You can try any of these methods to reanimate your orchids so that they start to grow new roots.
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Hello Anna, hope you're safe and well!! An update to my last comment: I was able to root and save my mother's Orchid by doing your first method!! I will be using this method and try the others for any other rootless Orchids I may encounter, thank you again!!❤️🥰🙏🏼
Oh wow! That's amazing! I'm so happy to hear that! Your comment made my day! 💜💜💜
So many questions!!! I am assuming you are referring to the orchid that had the bad stem/no roots. How many minutes a day do you leave the leafs in water. Do you do this daily till roots appear? How long are the new roots before you place the plant in a new pot with fresh media? I have two phalenopsis orchids that almost all the roots are dead, but a reasonably healthy stem and want to save them
How much time it took to heal
Anna I just found your video and thank you so much for sharing!! I normally do well saving Orchids from root and crown rot by using, and misting Orchid bark while suspending the Orchid above the medium by staking it to an Orchid stake so the humidity surrounding it will help!! But I have two rootless Orchids that I'm having trouble with getting them to root!! I can't wait to try your methods!!💖🤗🙏🏼
Glad it was helpful! 🤗 Thank you so much!💜
Thank you Anna for this helpful information
You're most welcome! I have another method, which worked brilliantly. You can see the update on growing roots here ruclips.net/video/wWBknFQn75s/видео.html The difference between 1 month vs 2 months is huge
Anna hello, thank you for your content, its hard to find detailed information online, only general. I wish to share with you one more way I discovered to save an orchid with or without roots which has worked for me, clip the base of the stem and keep it in water for 12 hours, then allow to dry for 12 hours, repeating the cycle for a month. Allowing it to dry will prevent any rotting and the plant can drink. I learnt this lesson when I discovered that the aerial roots of a rescue orchid were not delivering the water to the stem, although they seemed healthy and long and were dipped in quite a lot of water. In hindsight I could have made a green house too.
That's such a great advice! Thanks a lot! I am definitely going to try it. I feel that although this orchid in the greenhouse is giving roots, but it's really slow and then plant needs to properly drink. Just the air humidity and the moss with the water on the base of the greenhouse don't seem to be enough for 3+ months already. The base of the orchid is pretty dry now, do you mean I shall cut it into the green tissue so that it can absorb water, or shall I put it just like that in the water with 12 hours intervals?
@@AnnasViolets I cut mine until I reached a more green stem but only because I didn't know how much of the stem was dead and therefor not allowing water to pass though it. I then left to dry for 12 hrs before submerging in water for the night to prevent any rotting. It subsequently turned brown of course but I knew it was close enough to live tissue to continue absorbing water. This seemed to work very well, I hope it helps you :)
Just want to add that I overwatered one just now and it rotted, I think the water level was too high or I kept it there for too long. Perhaps a couple of hrs a day is better than overnight. Or perhaps cutting to the green was too much. Just some further thoughts.
Hi Anna, I watched your video, it's the first time that I saw that you can save an orchid up side down! I have one with roots rot, I tried in moss but it didn't work! It's leafs are very big and soft! I follow the fist method, I hope it will work! I wish I had seen your video sooner! Thank you Georgia!
Hi Geogria. It took me a year to save this orchid. But it also depends how much damaged it is, if it's still possible to save it or not. In moss they continue to rot with me too
thank you for your answer! mine is still up side down in the water! i Iet you know for the development
Good afternoon Anna, hope your safe and doing well. So I have another smaller Phal that lost all of its roots except for two aerial roots. And I know they always say never to force the aerial roots into any medium, but I used your second method but took a chance and very gently placed one aerial root into the jar with the water. To my shock it is literally growing two new roots. I don't know if that would always work but I'm so grateful for your great tips, have a blessed rest of the week Anna!!❤️🥰🙏🏼
That's another amazing story, Aida. Yes, sometimes aerial roots get rotten, if planted in the medium, but if they get slowly used to it, they grow perfectly. In the case of your orchid, if it had only aerial roots, I think you did everything right and you have great results. You are an orchid expert now. :) It's quite complicated to save orchids will all rotten roots. Great job! 🪴
@@AnnasViolets Aww thank you so much for the compliment and encouragement Anna, trust I'm still learning!!❤️🥰🙏🏼
@@aida087 Learning about plants is a life-long process. It's endless ;)
Anna hi again may I ask if you manage to save the orchid of the first method?
toda una queen, gracias aplicaré lo aprendido
Thank you, Gabriel. I am happy I could help. 🌸
@@AnnasViolets Thak you !!I'm already using your technique!! Merry Christmas !!
@@gabrielj.4758 That's awesome! I'm so happy. Merry Christmas! 🎉🌸❤️🌺
Hello Anna! How are you? ☺️
I was hoping you could help me out with my dying orchid…
So, I’ve had an orchid since March 2021, it was doing great, lost its flowers in June but it grew some leaves after it. It started blooming again this January, and it was looking great. I never overwatered it, only watered when I saw the roots starting to get grey, usually once a week. However, I noticed that the medium started getting some mold, and also saw that some roots were getting rot about a month ago, so I repotted it with some new medium and cut off all the dead roots. However the leaves are starting to get yellow and mushy, and the roots are rotting again… it has a lot of flowers and leaves but only a few yellow roots. I don’t know what to do! Could you, please, help me? ☹️
Hey Carolina, mold in the medium and mushy roots are not a good situation. Even though you watered it once a week, maybe during winter months it was still too much. I think that it's better to repot the orchid into fresh medium, as there may be some bacteria causing root rot in this one (as the roots continue to rot). But before planting the orchid again, maybe use hydrogen peroxide 3%. You will need to dilute one part of 3% hydrogen peroxide with 2 parts of water in a spray bottle and spray the roots. Maybe even plant it in leca, not bark.
How relevant is yhe dry end to the orchid you have upside down in the water?
Oh, that video was long ago. That orchid got planted, but I don't have an update video
@@AnnasViolets that doesnt answer my question at all but glad you orchid is growing hapily
Very niceee
Thanks a lot
@@AnnasViolets I think he means you, and I agree! :P By the way: nice video, very helpful. Thank you!
@@LiamEserda Thank you ☘️🤩
@@AnnasViolets You're welcome and keep up the good work: very educative!
Anna, can you help me? My phal is dehydrated. I want to try to use your way. but my phal is in bloom and it's been more or less 4 months from december 2020. so i can't turn the leaves into the water. What should I do? is there any other way? Thank you in advance. greetings from Indonesia
Hey Bunga. Let's start from the cause. Why is it dehydrated? Even if it's blooming, the roots may still be rotten. Is the pot transparent? Do you see the roots? Maybe you can try to use humidifier next to it? Don't overwater. 🌸
@@AnnasViolets I do not know. suddenly the leaves began to shrink and I saw the roots starting to rot. then I scrape off the rotten roots. thanks I'll try it.
@@bungaanggrek7661 Oh, yes. If the roots are rotten, take it out and remove all rotten roots. If the damage is too much, you may want to prune it a little bit.
Where can I find this external purple plot. I would like to get more info on it. Thanks.
Please check the description of the videos. I have some useful links for orchid growers. You can find various pots there too🌸🌺
@@AnnasViolets Thank you.
@@user-wy5gz9ui5g You are welcome 🌸
Anna may I ask how many times a week do I change the water in your first two methods, and do you open up the container in the last method to air it out sometimes?
Hey Aida, yes. I open up the container from time to time. As for water, I usually add new water, but don't change. 🌺Thanks for watching! Please subscribe, if you'd like to see more videos. 🌸💜
@@AnnasViolets Aww I thought I did lol!! Thank you Anna I just did!!🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@aida087 Hope it'll recover
@@AnnasViolets Hello Anna, hope you're well. Update since my last comment: so I have my Mom's Orchid with it's leaves in water and it hasn't sprouted roots yet, but it's gotten a new leaf and I believe a root trying to sprout😊!! I had to show my Mom your methods and she couldn't believe it!! And now I ended up with an Orchid with a large leaf and a new small leaf that completely came off the stem, so I'll do your first method again, hopefully it survives!! Have a blessed day Anna!!🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@aida087 I'm soooo happy to read your message, Aida!💜🤗 It's great that your orchid is growing a new leaf. I'm sure you'll see some baby roots soon :)
I had two orchids with root and stem rot and was left with just two crown leaves... I wish I saw this video before I threw them out 😢
Hey V Robinson, sorry to hear that your plant got rotten. But happy that the video was useful and the other orchids of yours will survive :).
What happened with the rootless orchid? Did the method work?
It's still the same. No changes at all.
Thank you for the tips! I have heard that Orchids are the easiest flower to grow, is this true? Which flower do you feel is easiest to grow?
Oh, these orchids are definitely not one of the easiest to grow, especially watering can be a problem with them. :) The easiest is Tradescantia, Sansevieria and many others, but definitely not orchids 🌸🌺🌼
They seem to be the easiest to kill unfortunately!
Is there an update on them?
Not yet. The one with the roots is planted. The other too are still the same