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Orchid Care Secrets: How to Keep Your Orchid Blooming and Thriving

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Display your orchid in a bright living area, away from heat sources and cold drafts. Clean the leaves with a damp cloth every few weeks to prevent dust buildup. Avoid overwatering, the most common cause of root rot.

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Use clay orchid pots for better air circulation around the roots.

Add a drop of natural neem oil to misting water to prevent pests.

Use banana peel tea once a month as a gentle natural fertilizer.

FAQ
Why are my orchid's leaves wrinkled or yellow?
This is often due to overwatering or poor drainage. Check roots and adjust watering.

How do I make my orchid bloom again?
After the rest period, return to bright light and feeding. A slight drop in nighttime temperature also encourages blooming.

Can I cut the orchid flower spike after blooming?
Yes. Cut just above a node (small bump) to encourage a new spike or remove entirely to let the plant rest.

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