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Reviving orchids without roots is very simple. It only takes a few steps, here’s how to do it.
Orchids are very particular plants and stand out for their flowers. Until a few decades ago it was an elite plant since it had to be kept at high temperatures and humidity. Many varieties have spread over the years that adapt easily to colder European climates. Today, in fact, they are popular plants and are easily propagated in the home or garden.
Its origins are Asian and there are around 20,000 different species of orchids. And 650 different genres. Each variety has its own characteristics and specific needs. The basic rule, however, to prevent an orchid from dying is not to expose it directly to sunlight. In fact, light exposure must be filtered, otherwise the flowers and leaves could burn.
So the orchid should not be watered too much. In fact, it is a plant that should not be drunk every day, but approximately every 5/12 days (a little more often in the warmer season). However, when you see that the orchids are starting to weaken, you should intervene immediately.
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