✅ Give It a Temperature Drop: Orchids bloom when they experience a drop of 5-10°C (9-18°F) at night.
- Keep them in a cooler spot at night (15-18°C or 60-65°F) to trigger new flowers.
✅ Prune After Flowering:
- Once blooms fall, cut the spike just above a node (joint) to encourage a second bloom.
- If the spike turns brown, cut it back completely.
✅ Repot Every 1-2 Years: If roots outgrow the pot, repot in fresh orchid mix after flowering.
6. Common Orchid Problems & How to Fix Them 🚨
❌ Yellow Leaves: Overwatering or too much direct sunlight. Adjust watering & move to indirect light.
❌ Wrinkled Leaves: Not enough water or humidity. Mist lightly & check soil moisture.
❌ No Blooms: Needs a cooler night temperature & high-phosphorus fertilizer.
❌ Mold on Roots: Poor drainage or overwatering. Use an airy potting mix & let roots dry between waterings.
Final Thoughts – Orchids Made Easy! 🌸✨
💡 With proper care, your orchid can bloom beautifully multiple times a year! Give it the right light, watering, humidity, and fertilizer, and you’ll enjoy stunning flowers and a thriving plant.
