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how many days/weeks for new roots , also can I do this process with an orchid in bloom? my husband brought it from the store and all the roots were ruined I had to cut them out

Good work, so encouraging. I am doing water culture on 2 orchids which I nearly killed! One has hardly any roots, so I am hopeful.

This method works. I have two orchids, one had no roots and a tiny keiki and the other had just an aerial root. After about a month, the rootless one's keiki has grown two slam roots and I can see another one during to emerge. The one with the aerial root has now grown five new roots. I have put a transparent plastic bag over each one, to help prevent evaporation and keep the humidity level high as possible. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I just rescued an orchid that I gave to a friend. She neglected the orchid so badly. I just placed the orchid on top of a short glass and will wait for a couple of weeks and see what will happens.

How do you make air holes

Question: is this soaking method only for new terracota pots? I need to transplant many plants that I will move indoors and I have used most of the pots before in other plants in the past. I can recall washing them with soap and then bleach and letting them soak in clean water as a rinse end step and to remove any absorbed bleach; all these steps because of my older potted plants have been contaminated with silver fungus and they were all discarded. Do I still need to soak them after 3 years of not using them in plants? BTW the plants I’m repotting in terracota pots all sizes are mostly perennials with bulbs and tubers that can get root rot if they are over watered. I just want to make sure I don’t have to spend 20-30 minutes soaking one by one as I can not soak all pots together or transplant all of my plants at once. Thank you in advance.

There's hope!

Spectacular video. Starting off with showing your blooming orchid's recovery was such a powerful way to open the video. Seeing an orchid which once had no roots looking that good is an inspiration. It gives a lot of hope an optimism to someone with an orchid that isn't doing too hot. The way you show multiple examples is helpful. Especially how you highlight that some of yours have just a few roots while others started off with none at all. I will definitely be giving your technique a try. I got my first phalaenopsis a little over a year ago. I was thrilled when I was able to get it to rebloom. It was rootbound so i repotted just recently. Unfortunately i underestimated watering needs :/ the new media i used dried out MUCH quicker than the old media and my poor lovely orchid lost a leaf and almost all of its roots. It's a blessing in disguise though. As a result of this failure i get to learn about my orchid and learn from others! So excited for the journey of nursing my plant back to health. Thank you for your clear and straightforward video. Such a source of hope!

Thank you so much! This is a very informative video. I have some baby roots, and I was wondering how to water them. There is hope for my orchid! ❤

I tried this and it has been 4 months and no roots. But it will continue to make leaves. So what do you suggest? I wish I could show you. Not sure what type of orchid it is.

Im so glad i didnt throw my orchid out just now. Theres hope! Thank you.

If you have no roots just the base stem what should i do

Can orchids that are grown on trees and no longer have roots be bounced back the same way?

Thank you. You’re amazing.

This makes sense. I'll definitely be trying this!!

Nice

Nice first time seeing a desi plant content creator 😌

What if my orchid has a little rot at the end? Should i cut it off before placing over water?

Love it !!

hiii im trying this with my orchid and I'm super hopeful :) so nervous and scared but thank u for sharing this video!! its only been about 4-5 days but should I be spraying the leaves as normally people say not to?

No matter what I do mine all get root rot I've tried everything, Ive also tried this method, they just dry up

Great presentation very thorough, Thank you!

Why you say "like" so much?

Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Where are you?

I got left an orchid when i bought my house. All the bottom was rotten and soaking wet. Im trying to save it but all i have now is the top. Will it work??

Giving this video and praying I can revive my orchid I had overwatered and all the roots rotted. Giving it a chance since it’s not dead yet, and I hope I can bring it back.

What do uou repot them in please mine came out of bark thank you

Amazing video. Thank you!

Wow great job!!!

Ok this was all of the helpful but can you also do your skincare routine? Because you literally have * no pores*

New subscriber. I've managed to kill 2 of my 3 orchids. With the one I have left, I'm trying your water glass method, fingers crossed 🤞

Ive just started this process do just my roots are very skinny roots that are left over after taking the rott off is this normsl

How many weeks before the phaleonopsis start grow their roots if you do like that.

How long does it take roughly , for the roots to grow in the water culture?

I just got a 4" pot for $29.99. Still a bit pricy, but I got a gift card to my local nursery for my birthday. Was a very easy decision to get it for that price in that situation! lol It is now my favorite phil.

Do you soak the saucer also? I did it with my saucer and the bottom feels moist for a while. Not dripping wet, just feel moist to the touch.

I repotted a rescued orchid with only one air root and no other roots, but a new leaf sprouting. Should I take it out and put it in a cup like this?

I stumbled across your video when I was Googling for ways that I can help my orchids to regrow their roots and I'm so glad I did. It gives me hope that I might be able to save them from having compost funerals. I am wondering, though, if this method will work on orchids who've acquired root rot from over-watering because it seems a bit counterintuitive to introduce water back to the originally overwatered orchids. Due to extensive rot, I've had to remove pretty much the entirety of my orchids' roots and I have them all drying out bare-bottomed on some paper towels. I'm going to give your method of root re-growth a shot, but I am curious to know if you've ever used it on overwatered, no-root orchids. Thanks!

Thank you. Very straight to the point. The best video I've found so far.

It's the end of the season where i live and I just went in search of some bigger pots, The few that were left on the shelves were mostly cracked and bone dry, I eventually found the 3 i needed. and thought to myself, I should soak them, but came looking to see if that was a good idea. and here I am!! lol thanks so much!

Thank you for this video. I found your advice more specific and so more helpful. I’m trying to save s favorite plant that was dying. 🤞🏾

Absolutely not necessary. I have 3 plants in terracotta pots and never soaked them before I potted my plants into them and I’ve never had an issue. Just wait for your soils to dry out and water like you normally would or when you pot it just water your plant generously

How long should i leave it in the cup before the orchid is deemed a lost cause?

I love this simple video, without so much babble on about really unrelated stuff. Cool.

How long does it take for a small phal with say, one root left, after root rot and over watering, to sprout more.roots??

Works well - thanks for the video😃

How often do you change the water when doing this method?? I'm going to try this with mine! I got it for mother's day and it's going down hill and I really want to save it. Ty.

Thank you for this video! Mine looks so ugly. Not sure what I’m doing wrong.

This is very helpful. I’m trying to rescue my daughter-in-laws orchid. It was accidentally left outside and got sunburned pretty bad. There is one good root left and I wasn’t sure what to do with water culture so this was exactly what I was looking for.