Orchid fertilizer

A tasty banana fruit gives you plenty of vitamins and minerals, and the peels are filled with the same healthy nutrition. We don't find the peels appetizing, but plants, including orchids, can benefit from the way banana peels enrich the soil.

Make your own orchid fertilizer for just pennies. You can make homemade orchid fertilizer out of used coffee grounds, tea bags, crushed eggshells, and crushed oyster shells at home. I will show you how with these step-by-step guides. This is a great solution if you are on a budget but still want to feed your orchids and help them thrive. #Orchid #OrchidCare #OrchidFertilizer #DIY #Fertilizer #Homemade

Some people fertilize their orchids using things from the kitchen, like coffee, milk, or even bananas.

Learn exactly how to fertilize phalaenopsis orchids correctly and grow more beautiful blooms and healthier plants. My top orchid fertilizing tips.

Orchid Enthusiasts!Boost your blooms with these 5 simple tips for fertilizing orchids! Elevate your orchid care game and enjoy fabulous, vibrant flowers all year round.

I've always had a hard time keeping my orchids in bloom but I don't think that will be an issue anymore.

Here are a few tips that will help you when caring for orchids such as watering, pruning and how to make your own homemade orchid fertilizer.

Our guide to indoor orchid care covers watering, potting, and more. Keep orchids healthy and growing for gorgeous flowers to enjoy for years to come.

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "Just because it has no blooms, doesn’t mean it’s trash! 🥲 You’ll find many phalaenopsis orchids discounted once the blooms fall. It’s a perfect opportunity to give them a refresh and get them back to their full potential. When the blooms have died off, you can incorporate orchid fertilizer into the watering. These lived in front of a north facing window and I watered when roots were silvery instead of green. If you found this helpful, consider following along…

211.2K likes, 689 comments. “Growing orchids in water has been the easiest way I’ve found to keep my orchids thriving. Converting orchids to water culture is so simple too.”