Bifalgorithm post
Of course you can grow your orchids in water, but here are some things to consider before you do it. You will absolutely lose roots during the transition, so I would recommend starting with the healthy orchid. The blooms fell off, so I decided to make the transition, and you only have to fill your container a third of the way. I'll refill the container once the water is all the way gone. So however way you choose, you can grow them in orchid bark, just in water, and even hang it in depending on your environment, you could even grow it on trees. But like with everything, you may come across one that looks like this. A bunch of nothingness. And this is one I grew in water for years. I'll show the process of this in a future video. But that's the beauty of orchids. There's just so many different ways to grow it.
Of course you can grow your orchids in water, but here are some things to consider before you do it. You will absolutely lose roots during the transition, so I…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Growing Orchids
- Considerations for Growing in Water
- Root Loss During Transition
- Start with Healthy Orchid
- Water Level Management
- Fill Container One-Third
- Refill When Water is Gone
- Alternative Growing Methods
- Orchid Bark
- Hanging
- Growing on Trees
- Challenges
- Orchid Appears as Nothingness
- Beauty of Orchids
- Future Video on Process