Do You Have Orchids At Home? If Yes, Then You Need To Try This Hack ASAP

Nov 14, 2018 by apost team

The orchid is a flower that showcases the beauty of the plant world. Many people give orchids as gifts or display them for various holidays during the year.

Care for the flower is supposed to be easier than most others, but if you've owned one, then you know that it can be a little more detailed than watering and making sure the flower gets plenty of sunlight.

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Sometimes, an orchid seems to lose its life after a short time. You can give it all the water that you want and give it all kinds of plant food only for the flower to wilt away. When the flowers completely fall off, it's hard to get the plant to grow once again.

Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to bring life back to your flower if you're not ready to toss it aside.

You'll notice that the orchid only blooms about once a year. The flower will stay in bloom for about four months if you're lucky. Flowering stems are often seen in the fall and winter, making this a flower that you usually see for the Easter holiday.

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Instead of waiting for months for your flower to have blooms, you can see them in about two weeks using this easy hack.

All you have to do is pull your flower up from the dirt by the roots, rinsing the dirt off the roots before putting the flower in a glass of water. Position the glass so that it's in sunlight for about two weeks.

A few weeks later, check the flower to see if there are any blooms as there should be at least a few. You'll have to change the water about once a week, but this is easier than getting dirt everywhere and feeding the plant products that don't work.

Here are a few people across the internet who have had success with this method: 

What did you think about this easy method to rebloom your orchids? Will you be giving it a go? Let us know in the comments! Share this with your friends and family - we are sure they will love it too!