Sprinkle 1 Spoon on Dead Orchid Roots! Suddenly Revived and Blooms All Year Round

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How to Revive a Rotting Orchid: A Step-by-Step Guide
Orchids are delicate yet stunning plants that thrive with proper care. But overwatering, poor drainage, or chemical fertilizers can cause root rot. If your orchid is looking weak or yellow, don’t give up yet! This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to bring it back to life—with just one spoon of a simple ingredient.

Step 1: Remove All Rotten Roots

Carefully inspect and trim:

Take the orchid out of its pot

Cut off any dark, mushy, or smelly roots using sterilized scissors

Only leave firm, white or green roots

➡️ This stops the rot and stimulates new root growth.

Step 2: Disinfect with Baking Soda Solution

Natural treatment to stop bacteria:

Mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda in 2 liters of water

Soak the roots in the solution for 10 minutes

Let the roots air dry before repotting

✅ Baking soda helps kill bacteria and fungi safely.

Step 3: Repot with Dry Sterilized Moss

 

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