Suz had some
great tips on reblooming her orchids. My orchid had overgrown roots outside the pot and has never rebloomed. So on Feb 2nd I trimmed it the best I could and am soaking the roots in water. The roots were not tall enough to just soak the tips as Suz recommended. I will change the water every week and maybe here goes nothing!
Good luck, I hope it works out!
ReplyDeleteDear Christine, with orchids you need patience (and sometimes you even have to "threaten" them 😉). I had one in the office that didn't bloom for years and I was about to throw it away – then it started to bloom! It's now with a dear colleague from back then and blooms (almost) every year.
ReplyDeleteAll the best from Austria, Traude
good
ReplyDeleteI hope it goes well. Such a wonderful experiment!
ReplyDeleteYou are so good with plants! Wishing you the best!
ReplyDeleteThis is what we do while waiting for spring! good luck!
ReplyDeleteAll the best to this reroot. Looks like it might work.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Good luck. I received orchid for my birthday and am just enjoying the flowers. When they all drop off, I’ll discard it.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed for it :-D
ReplyDeleteHoping this works for you-keep us posted
ReplyDeleteOlá Christiane já deu tudo certo. Grande abraço do seu amigo do Brasil.
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Christine!
ReplyDeleteI think patience is the key word here. Good luck with this.
ReplyDeleteOoh..I look forward to the progress. Hopefully it'll grow
ReplyDeleteI hope it works!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great tip Christine, thanks to Suz too.
ReplyDeleteI hope it goes well, my fingers are crossed :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I hope it works.
ReplyDeleteEspero que de resultado. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! Please let us know how it goes.
ReplyDeleteI'll be curious to see how it works. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteOrchid is so hard to grow
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
ReplyDeleteI'll be so thrilled if this works for you as well---best of luck!!
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