How to deal with carbonized orchid roots

How to deal withorchidscarbonized roots

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Some orchid roots become carbonized due to over-fertilizing and too little water

This kind of plant is extremely hard to grow

The seedlings look big

but after you bring them home they get smaller and smaller the more you grow them

and for several years they just cannot recover

In myorchid growingexperience, I had grown Clivia before

Past experience combined with pictures

dedicated to all fellow enthusiasts

No matter how sharp the scissors are, this way of cutting will still damage the orchid roots Look closely at the cross-section, the damage is considerable

This thing works better instead; it needs a certain slant, so it causes minimal damage to the orchid roots After cutting, absolutely do not use any medication; place them in a cool, shaded spot and let them dry in the shade for about two hours, then pot them up and care for them normally

Maybe after treating the carbonized roots, something magical will happen