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Hi, does anyone recognise this problem. I water weekly, let it sit in water for 15 minutes then I tip it out as pot doesn’t have any drainage holes. Admittedly the plants probably don’t like to be tipped upside down unless I repot which I’m reluctant to do. Appreciate your thoughts. Thank you.
Hi friends. Do these leaves look yellow to you? I’m wondering if the cymbidiums need fertilizer or getting too much light. They’re under grow lights right now but I plan to take them outside when the weather starts to warm more. Bulbs are firm. They are not blooming this year because they are still recovering from very bad root rot last year (from being left outside in the cold winter rain).
Hello! I need help in regards to my orchids, I have two phalaenopsis orchids, a mini one and a big one, I’ve had orchid troubles in the past and this time I’m fully determined to at least get one of them to bloom again. It’s my first time with a mini orchid and it finished flowering but I’ve had trouble with watering both, I switched to orchid bark and I’ve noticed some of the roots shriveling up quicker than I am used to, I last watered my mini orchid 3 days ago and checked today and noticed a few shriveled up roots I added some spagnum moss with my bark in hopes to keep my roots hydrated without overwatering I also placed it over a pebble bowl with water for humidity 😭 I don’t know what else to do is there anything I am missing?
Anyone have a reed orchid to show? I’m so excited for the future of my new one! Just a wee baby right now who just went through shipping with questionable packaging but she has big hopes and dreams ✨
Is this what I think it is??? Is my baby finally starting to grow a spike?? I just want to confirm before I start celebrating too early!
Second blooming for this lovely orchid. Last year it only had 2 blooms, this year I got 4. She’s thirsty and sort of sprawling in her growth pattern, so she’ll need a repot shortly.
We’re almost at full bloom!
My plants are brown, one is growing a new shoot and I give them fertilizer, is there any tips to help them bloom?
Look at my little orchid! I have had her for a year and this is her 3rd set of blooms! I started growing her hydroponically a month ago. Do you have any tips for growing an orchid hydroponically?
They make me so happy 🤗
Help! What is this? I found two of these places at the bottom of my baby that almost look like something is eating it. Then I’m seeing black spots on the leaves that look like burn marks.
I’ve had this orchid since last march. After it bloomed I trimmed down the stem. I noticed what I thought was a Kiki about a month ago. Today I saw this flower. Is this weird? Is it a true Kiki? None of my other “Kiki’s have any roots just like this one. Can anyone tell me what is going on?? Thanks!!
Non Orchid Mommy here. This was gifted to me in June. If there isn't a bloom stalk by now, does that mean it is too late for this season?
I’m trying not to have to buy a special fertilizer for every freaking houseplant I own. So I have two: a 5-1-1 fish emulsion fertilizer and a 0.5-1-0.5 African violet fertilizer. For the orchids, I kind of alternate between them, and dilute them both quite a bit. Any thoughts on this regime?
What is this? This is my orchid plant. It’s not had a stalk in over 2 years. I’m not certain if this is one growing or just a root growing in a weird place. I changed up how I was fertilizing her so I’m wondering if maybe it’s working? She’s been in a kokodama for about 3 months now.
First picture is a year and a half ago second picture is now my orchids have got to be easiest plant I've ever had 🤯🌸 literally has had a ton of blooms the entire time.. Don't they go dormant?🧐🩷
Why does my orchids leaf look like this? Please help me. I have my orchid in water and in indirect light.
I just got a Tolumnia Orchid Hybrid on clearance for $20 it was originally marked for $40 I heard that their flowers are beautiful! I put them into water and am hoping for the best!
Anyone have tips on watering? I've experimented a lot with phals, first finding out how easy it is to over water and rot the roots. So I decided to water once a week as that seemed to be when the bark would finally dry out all the way, but the leaves just wouldn't perk up all the way, which told me they were probably dehydrated. So then I tried bare roots, Hanging them up and heavily misting the roots twice a day, or when they turned silver. About 6 months of bare roots and they started growing some new leaves, even got a spike that didn't bloom, but the old leaves were still a bit shriveled/wrinkled, and the new leaves didn't grow much and weren't very firm. So, I put them back in bark, hoping it might hydrate them better, but I'm terrified of root rot lol. I now water them once a week, giving each one a 5-10 minute soak before putting it back on the rack and repeating a week later. They are potted in a clear plastic pot covered in holes for ventilation. Throughout this entire process, they've had consistent lighting and been fertilized 1-2 times a month, and never get water in the crown. I'm wondering if adding sphagnum moss might be a good idea to get it more hydrated without rotting the roots or jump starting that white mold stuff. Okay thats about it, all tips and ideas are welcome if anyone manages to read all of this! Pics attached were taken right before watering, this is as dry as they get.
Hello All, My mother just received these orchid x2 from her caregiver team yesterday. While the moss is wet, there are several roots on top of the large plant that are rotted. There are nice green roots as well. The small orchid has been jammed into the pot and also appears to have some good roots. How should I approach this? TIA.
