Orchid Rescue. This orchid was stuck in this combo pot and now has a second chance. Here are some tips on how you can perform your own rescue. 🪨Use a mix that has bark and perlite to provide adequate drainage. Add some Sphagnum moss to give you a little water holding capacity. 🪴Remove them from the planter, clean the roots and center it in a pot that’s slightly larger than the root ball. 💦 Water your orchid by soaking it in a bowl when the sphagnum moss dries out. 🪴 💚=😊 | MonstroFarm

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Crown rot can be deadly to an orchid! These two rescue orchids are doing so well so far! When I water my orchids I still do a full drowning of the orchid bark but I try to avoid the leaves as much as possible. Water to the crowns can create fungal issues and rot those crevices. A good trick to know that your orchid needs water is when the roots turn are silver. Silver = water, green = still good! You may see that your leaves are limp and wrinkly and that’s a good indicator that it’s super thirst

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