Dried orchid: there is an ancient grandparents’ remedy that allows the plant to be reborn in a flash. All you need is a sponge.<\/strong>Dried orchid sponge remedy \u2013 Nanopress.it<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite the daily care we give to plants and flowers, it is possible that they show signs of nutritional deficiency, yellowing and dryness. Among the most widespread plants in Italy is the phalaenopsis orchid<\/em><\/strong> , characterized by flowers with a showy color tone and a unique and unmistakable shape. Very often we keep it at home in a pot because it does not thrive well at temperatures below 20\u00b0C.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The orchid requires a lot of attention regarding watering<\/strong> , which must not be too little or too much. Watering the plants must be done according to the change in season and temperature. Depending on the mistakes made in watering, the roots and leaves can rot or dry out. Over time the plant can perish. Therefore, if the roots of the plant rot or dry out, it is necessary to intervene as soon as possible to save the orchid.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Born as a tropical plant, the orchid is one of the most beautiful and elegant flowers <\/strong> present in nature. We can grow our plant in a plastic or terracotta pot and it is best to use a specific soil. The pot to be used must be proportionate to the size of the plant. It must not be too small or too large.dried orchid sponge trick \u2013 Nanopress.it<\/p>\n\n\n\n The soil <\/strong> to be used is specific for orchids and is made up of pieces of polystyrene, coal, cork, pine bark and a few balls of expanded clay. When the plant grows it is necessary to proceed with fertilization.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The plant must be repotted every two years and the old container replaced with a larger pot. Spring is the most favorable season for repotting: it is good advice to take the utmost care so as not to damage the orchid’s roots . <\/strong>It is best not to overdo it with the soil and simply cover the root system.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If the orchid’s roots show signs of distress, it is best to remove the plant from the pot. Simply use sterilized shears<\/strong> to prune dry or rotten roots. <\/strong> During pruning it is best to remove only the dry roots and leave all the others intact.<\/p>\n\n\n\n After eliminating the yellowed part of the orchid, the plant certainly cannot survive without roots, which is why it is best to use a kitchen sponge. Simply place the sponge at the base of the flowers and immerse it in a glass of water.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Thanks to this trick, the sponge<\/strong> will act as a natural habitat<\/strong> and allow the plant to produce new roots. After two or three weeks it is a good idea to repot the plant and wait for it to grow.dried orchid sponge trick \u2013 Nanopress.it<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dried orchid: there is an ancient grandparents’ remedy that allows the plant to be reborn in a flash. All you need is a sponge.Dried orchid sponge remedy \u2013 Nanopress.it Despite the daily care we give to plants and flowers, it is possible that they show signs of nutritional deficiency, yellowing and dryness. 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Dry Orchid: Pruning the Roots<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Dry Orchid: Here’s The Sponge Trick<\/h3>\n\n\n\n