Suddenly, just an apple, the orchid branch takes root immediately

Propagating orchids from apple peels provides more options for propagating orchids at home. Apple peels contain vitamin A, vitamin C, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus, which are beneficial nutrients for orchids. Additionally, recycling apple peels as fertilizer for orchids increases fertility and provides more nutrients for the plants.

To make organic fertilizer from apple peels for orchids, you will need the peel of one fresh apple. Blend the apple peel with 400ml of room temperature water and filter out the residue. Let it sit for 24 hours. Dilute the remaining apple juice with 2 liters of water and use it to water the orchids.

To propagate orchids using apple peels, after aging apple juice for 24 hours, soak the orchid branches in the apple juice for 20 minutes. Then, dilute the remaining apple juice with water and use it to water the orchids. The apple peels help retain moisture and promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the medium, stimulating blooms and producing more beautiful flowers.

After soaking the orchids in apple juice, place the orchid branches in a cool place away from sunlight. Cover and store them in this environment. After a few weeks, orchid sprouts should start to grow. It is important to mist the plants every day and continue the care routine for about 3 months until the roots have grown and the sprout develops into a healthy orchid plant.

Yes, once the orchid sprouts have developed into healthy plants, they can be transplanted into pots for better growth in the outdoor environment. However, it is essential to gradually acclimate the plants to the outside environment to avoid heat shock. Use treated pine bark and moss as the growing medium when replanting the orchids.