Strangely, orchids do not need to be watered to grow and bloom non-stop

Newly purchased orchids are grown on farms and carefully cared for in a controlled environment. When you bring them home, it is important to plant them in a suitable environment and take precautions to prevent fungal diseases.

If you notice that your orchid is rotting, you should immediately remove all the old planting material and cut off any rotten areas. Rinse the orchid with water to remove any remaining fungi. Plant the orchid in a new pot with good drainage to prevent further rotting.

Yes, you can recycle used plastic containers to make orchid pots. Cut holes in the container for proper drainage and air circulation. This method of planting orchids is beneficial for both the orchids and busy individuals, as it reduces the need for daily watering.

You can use cotton fabric to make a water conductor for the orchid pot. Glue the fabric to the wall of the orchid pot, allowing it to absorb water from the bottom and humidify the environment.

You can choose to use microbiological plastic or terracotta seeds as a growing medium for your orchids. Both types of media can be used individually or combined in the same pot. These growing mediums prevent root rot and fungal diseases in orchids.

After the initial watering, you do not need to water your orchids daily. The fabric water conductor will absorb water from the bottom up, maintaining the humidity of the environment. Excess water will overflow through the drain hole.