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- Removal of old substrate:
- Use sharp, disinfected pruning shears to cut away the old substrate around the roots of the orchid.
- Removal of dead roots:
- Cut dead roots carefully, leaving only the vital roots for the plant.
- Melted wax application:
- Melt some wax and apply a thin layer to the stem cut to protect it.
- Preparation of the cinnamon solution:
- Boil a liter of water and add two teaspoons of cinnamon. Let cool and pour the solution into a plastic cup.
- Root treatment:
- Immerse the roots of the orchid in the cinnamon infusion for 30 minutes to help prevent infections.
- Transplant and post-recovery care:
- Plant the orchid in a suitable substrate, mixing pine bark and dry pumice stone to improve drainage.
- Add dry moss and place the plant in a cool, well-lit environment for at least a week.
- Use a transparent plastic bottle to create a greenhouse effect and aid recovery.
- Miraculous results:
- After about three weeks, you should see new leaves growing.
- Spray new leaves regularly to keep them moist.
- Conclusions:
- With dedication and care, you will be able to once again enjoy a thriving orchid in your collection.