I sure appreciate your clear, gentle explanations and simple approach! You've helped me to learn some things today that I will try with my own almost-rootless orchid. Thank you
I am glad I found your videos. I'm a big fan of water culture for orchids and succulents. However, one of my phals is struggling. Your video shows there is hope. PS, I could barely hear you in the update video.
ML Chelskie thanks! They're both healthy now, but the Cattleya actually had fusarium. It had it when I bought it and so I had to get rid of it. It almost died anyway.
I tried doing this after watching this video with my orchid with no roots, but it’s been just over a month now and I still haven’t gotten any new sprouts coming from it. I’ve been watering the leaves every day but still no results. Did you change the water constantly? Any other recommendations?
I change the water once a week. Also, make sure to just lightly spray the leaves and not water them! If you haven’t seen roots sprout as yet, you could try rooting it in sphagnum moss! When an orchid doesn’t take to water culture I usually attempt rooting in moss :)
Ligia I've tried every method of saving it, so I think it is a great idea to let it rest and decide when it wants to bounce back. Thanks for the suggestion! 🌺🌿👍🏽
I sure appreciate your clear, gentle explanations and simple approach! You've helped me to learn some things today that I will try with my own almost-rootless orchid. Thank you
Thank you so much! I appreciate it and best of luck with the orchid 🥺🌺🌺
I am glad I found your videos. I'm a big fan of water culture for orchids and succulents. However, one of my phals is struggling. Your video shows there is hope. PS, I could barely hear you in the update video.
Thanks for the updates..it looks great now and happy great job for reviving it
ML Chelskie thanks! They're both healthy now, but the Cattleya actually had fusarium. It had it when I bought it and so I had to get rid of it. It almost died anyway.
so glad to hear they are doing good and putting on roots!
Denise's Orchid Paradise thanks. Hope they bounce back soon!!
Nicely done!. How much Time pass to make new roots?
I’d say 2-3 weeks to see some roots sprout and another 3 weeks until the roots are long enough to pot up ☺️🌺
Doing well, Adam. That Phal has the longest leaves 😊
Fernanda Nascimento can't wait for it to perk up. Thanks a bunch!
really nice ive saved many plants since now and im so happy to be at my home one of them is my orchide and she will give me flowers soon , hope so
ellia dzn hopefully! I also love saving plants and lots of my saved orchids have bloomed. It’s so fulfilling!
Well done 👍🏻
ML Chelskie Thank you and thanks for watching!
Wat temperature is it there for them and do they get lots of light pls?
They’re in average room temperature…21-23 Celsius and they do like lots of bright light all day
I recently saw a video where the person put the leave tips on water, (upside down) and after few months, the leaves perked up.
I tried doing this after watching this video with my orchid with no roots, but it’s been just over a month now and I still haven’t gotten any new sprouts coming from it. I’ve been watering the leaves every day but still no results. Did you change the water constantly? Any other recommendations?
I change the water once a week. Also, make sure to just lightly spray the leaves and not water them! If you haven’t seen roots sprout as yet, you could try rooting it in sphagnum moss! When an orchid doesn’t take to water culture I usually attempt rooting in moss :)
@@adamfromgardenofeden do you use “live” sphagnum moss? If not why not or why yes? Thanks, I’m a newbie and you are so informative.
The catt will do fine, just give it a little bit of time
Ligia I've tried every method of saving it, so I think it is a great idea to let it rest and decide when it wants to bounce back. Thanks for the suggestion! 🌺🌿👍🏽