Total Root Orchids #13 | Once Every Month, Both Roots And Flowers Bloom Year Round

Hello everyone, welcome to Orchid Essence. Remember to subscribe to my channel so you won't miss any videos on how to care for your orchids. Have you ever used bitter melon on your flowering plants? In this video I'll introduce you to a fertilizer that you can easily find in your kitchen. You'll see the amazing results when you water your plants with this solution. Let's get started. Bitter Melon Fertilizer Repair the ingredients Cut the bitter melon into small pieces. Add 400 ml of filtered water and blend the bitter melon until smooth. After blending, add another 300 ml of filtered water to the mixture. How to use Method 1 Leaf Cleaning By wiping the leaves with the bitter melon solution, you ensure they are free from dust and harmful microorganisms. Clean leaves can better absorb light and nutrients, which is essential for photosynthesis and overall plant health. This practice also helps in detecting early signs of disease or pest infestation, allowing for timely intervention. Method 2 Root Soaking Soaking the roots in the solution allows the orchids to absorb nutrients directly. This method is particularly beneficial for orchids that may be experiencing nutrient deficiencies or stress. The additional vitamins and minerals from the bitter melon can help to strengthen the root system, making the plant more resilient and promoting robust growth. Antipest properties Bitter melon has natural antibacterial and antipest properties. Using it can help protect your orchids from various pests and diseases. Nutrient supply Bitter melon is rich in vitamins and minerals that are beneficial for plant growth. This natural fertilizer helps to boost the overall health of your orchids. With this health stimulation, regular use of bitter melon can promote root and flower development, leading to healthier and more vibrant orchids. Thank you for watching. Try this method and share your results with me. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button to catch all my useful videos on orchid care. If you have an orchid and want it to bloom all year round, watch this video to learn how to make orchids bloom all year round. Now, let's get started. There are many species of orchids that can bloom all year round. To achieve this, using the right fertilizer is very important. Today I will show you how to use tomatoes as the best natural fertilizer for orchids. Using tomatoes Preparing tomato juice Use one slice of tomato Tomatoes are rich in vitamin A, vitamin C and are rich in potassium, calcium, phosphorus. Chop the tomatoes in 300 milliliters of water. Then strain the juice. Add water to get 1 liter of tomato juice. Potential benefits of tomato juice Provides nutrition Tomato juice contains vitamins and minerals that help plants grow better. Improves soil The organic components in tomato juice can improve soil structure and provide nutrients for beneficial microorganisms in the soil. Prevent pests Some studies show that tomato juice may contain antibacterial and antifungal compounds, which can help protect plants from pests. Stimulate growth Some components in tomato juice can stimulate plant growth, helping plants grow stronger. How to use tomato juice Method 1 Use a towel or cotton ball soaked in tomato juice and apply it to the flowers. Do this every 7 days to keep flower buds and flower tips moist. On normal days, use only water to keep flower stems moist. Chemical accumulation If the tomatoes are grown with chemicals, the juice may contain harmful chemical residues. With this simple method, your orchid will grow vigorously and produce many healthy flower buds. This method helps the flowers stay healthy and lush, producing many flower buds all year round. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe to the channel and press the bell to follow easily. Method 2 Spray tomato juice on the top and bottom of leaves and the base of the plant. Water orchids with tomato juice every 2 weeks. Before fertilizing, water the plant enough to help it absorb the fertilizer better. Note pH tomato juice is slightly acidic, which can affect the pH of the soil. Sugar and salt content using too much can lead to sugar and salt build up in the soil. Microorganisms can stimulate the growth of harmful microorganisms if not used properly. Thank you for watching