How to water a dying orchid? Never do it this way
Orchids are beautiful plants that work great in Polish homes. Although they naturally come from Asia, they do equally well on Polish windowsills. Some varieties of orchids bloom all year round, while others delight with their lush inflorescences for many years. Orchids are considered the best potted flowers given as gifts. They are relatively easy to grow. They require regular watering and fertilization during the growing season. Sometimes winter is a difficult time for an orchid and the flowers begin to die. They often wither and the leaves turn yellow. In this case, the main culprit is usually dry air. Heated radiators during the heating season dry out the air in rooms, which has… Although orchids can be watered less frequently in winter, the soil cannot be allowed to dry out. It is best to water them about once a week. However, if it has dried out, gardeners do not recommend watering the soil in the pot. A much better idea will be to put the pot (without a stand) in a bowl of water for about 20 minutes. Thanks to this, the roots will absorb water better and faster. This way you will also avoid the risk of overwatering and root rot. This is a safe method for watering a dying orchid. Remember to water your plants with soft, settled water.
How to care for an orchid in winter so that it blooms beautifully?
In this case it is very important to avoid overdrying. This applies not only to watering, but also to sprinkling the plant regularly. Once a week, place the flower in the bathtub or sink and spray it generously with water. Orchids come from humid climates and dry air is harmful to them. Some people suggest that during the winter season you can also put a few ice cubes in a potted orchid. The ice will gradually melt, providing the plant with the necessary amount of water. Low temperature should not affect the condition of the orchid. According to research, this method is safe and effective
