I got just add ice orchid. I been watering it with 3 ice cubes. each week so cold ice could kill it? because you said cold water will shock it..thanks in advance.
@KITTENDELISH The orchid was a bit droopy, but just because it needed some water. I tend to keep them dry to prevent root rot, especially in the cooler months when they use less water.
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Use clear plastic pots - the roots photosynthesize and will remain in the pot as they grow.. and are also easier to water. Note the plants weight when wet so you have a good idea of when it requires watering. Keep the Phalaenopsis at a minimum of 18 celsius, if the leaves are dull and/or droopy raise humidity to 50% minimum. Don't use ceramic, as the roots will adhere and you'll likely badly damage the orchid if you repot it.
Thanks for the video. I just purchased a beautiful orchid that is blooming, but it came in a ceramic pot. So water doesn't drain through. I am afraid I will over water it... Not sure what to do?
I have heard the same thing. I let the water sit for a few days sometime. I have not had trouble however with direct tap water. I would imagine it depends on water system as all water is not equal, hard, soft, etc.
Interesting to see that you are using tap water. I have always been advised to use rain water only as tap water contains traces of salts that can build up over time, such as Calcium Carbonate, chlorides and fluorides.
I got just add ice orchid. I been watering it with 3 ice cubes. each week so cold ice could kill it? because you said cold water will shock it..thanks in advance.
4u250ut 2 days ago
Using tap water is a crime
ElDietistaMadrid 1 month ago
Miért értelmetlen a magyarul megjelenő szöveg?!
52kata 2 months ago
Did anyone else notice that the orchid he was watering looked droopy and half dead? (o.O)
KITTENDELISH 6 months ago
@KITTENDELISH The orchid was a bit droopy, but just because it needed some water. I tend to keep them dry to prevent root rot, especially in the cooler months when they use less water.
growingwisdom 5 months ago
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ifind2com 7 months ago
Hard water is desirable to protect a few days previously in a separate container.
1. Orchids put in a pot.
2. Heat the water up to 35-40oC, pour in a pot.
3. Time 15-60 minutes.
4. Drain.
5. Flowering specimens did not fertilize, as they wither quickly.
Irina. Russia.
Nemoexspert 9 months ago
Use clear plastic pots - the roots photosynthesize and will remain in the pot as they grow.. and are also easier to water. Note the plants weight when wet so you have a good idea of when it requires watering. Keep the Phalaenopsis at a minimum of 18 celsius, if the leaves are dull and/or droopy raise humidity to 50% minimum. Don't use ceramic, as the roots will adhere and you'll likely badly damage the orchid if you repot it.
76markb 9 months ago
very nice video..thx man
Grandvitara99 9 months ago
what i want to know is what happens it the leaves begin to wrinkle? the base is still green but the leaves are beginning to droop down
wingy158 9 months ago
love how you crush the leaf at 0:50. Not.
ZimonZnow 9 months ago 2
Thanks for the video. I just purchased a beautiful orchid that is blooming, but it came in a ceramic pot. So water doesn't drain through. I am afraid I will over water it... Not sure what to do?
MissJCorinne 10 months ago 2
Great idea for a new video!
growingwisdom 11 months ago
Thanks for the video! I have no idea how to water it before. =)
Would you mind to talk more about how to cut it or set it to re-bloom?
Thanks. =)
sigourney523 11 months ago
best instructional video yet on caring for orchids!
moua0067 1 year ago
Thanks for the feedback.
growingwisdom 1 year ago
nice done !
orchidswholesale 1 year ago
I have heard the same thing. I let the water sit for a few days sometime. I have not had trouble however with direct tap water. I would imagine it depends on water system as all water is not equal, hard, soft, etc.
growingwisdom 1 year ago
Interesting to see that you are using tap water. I have always been advised to use rain water only as tap water contains traces of salts that can build up over time, such as Calcium Carbonate, chlorides and fluorides.
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malani64 1 year ago
simple and effective. thumbs up!
gabbercharles 1 year ago
This is so helpful! I actually watered one of mine at night that is was the flowers are dying :(
elise086 1 year ago
Thx man i have a orchid and i dont know how to water it xD
marcvie9 1 year ago