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Welcome to my channel Today I'll be sharing with you how to grow orchids without soil Orchids can thrive not only in soil but also in many places outside of it I'll show you exactly how to revive orchids today using foam and hydroponics There was an orchid in the pot Its roots were healthy—not just active but healthy We will activate the orchid roots using this method You can use this method for orchids with no roots at all as well as for those with weak roots or even healthy ones As you can see I have two flower stems on the orchid in my hand These flower branches have now shed their blossoms I’ll share with you shortly how I’ll prune these branches and how they’ll come back to life You must absolutely disinfect orchids before attempting such methods If there's an insect or disease present it could spread so I'll clean and disinfect the orchid I prepared 2 liters of water to disinfect the orchid I'm adding hydrogen peroxide to 2 liters of tap water Oxygen water has disinfecting properties You can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect your orchids if they have root rot or are diseased I put just one teaspoonful of oxygen into two liters of water Now I'm submerging the orchid's roots into the water We'll let the orchid sit in this water for two hours Thus the roots will be disinfected and softened Then we will move on to our new method I took out the roots of the orchid I'd been waiting two hours for and left them to dry As you can see the roots have now been disinfected Thus by planting our orchids using the new method we will also accelerate the development of new roots and leaves Yes I'll use styrofoam for the new method today That's the kind of styrofoam and a glass bottle I need Look it's very thin however if you'd like you can also use the thicker foam ones Now I'll carefully cut this into small pieces with scissors That way we'll be using this instead of orchid soil I've broken it down into small pieces like this Now I'll share with you how to use this instead of orchid potting mix I place the glass vase I need and the orchid's roots inside it then I'll fill it with foam If you've watched this far please hit the like button and subscribe to my channel to support me As you can see I'm filling the container so that the orchid roots are completely submerged in this foam Yes I planted orchids in the flower bed The key point you need to watch for is that orchid roots should grow outward like this and receive light Look there are also roots at the bottom Now we're moving on to one of the most important sections—the watering part The watering section in the pot is important Especially when watering we fill the orchid pot with water until it's completely full That's because the foam inside the orchid must absolutely absorb the water thoroughly this way Now since it's foamy the bubbles rise up when I water So I'll try to fill it with enough water to prevent the foam from rising too high After filling with water the other crucial tip is that we must always let it sit for 30 minutes—half an hour—during every watering I waited half an hour Look I specifically placed a weight on top of it Because the bubbles rose to the surface they couldn't draw up enough water Now that I've waited half an hour I'm going to drain the water from my orchid When straining the water we won't strain all of it For the orchid to thrive in this foam the pot must have a layer of water at the bottom exactly two or three fingers thick just as we do with standard sukul plants The next layer of sponge will continuously draw water thereby supporting the orchid's growth I've drained this much water already Now I'd like to show you something more closely As you can see here there needs to be this much water remaining from the bottom We don't fill it with too much water As with a regular sükül a thickness of three fingers is sufficient Let me show you up close These sponge inserts when left in water absorb moisture and continuously keep the orchid roots moist thereby supporting their growth I'll prune the orchid's flower stems as the next step since there were no flowers left one of the stems already Mom look—there are only two flowers left and this one’s about to fall over Cut just above the last node from which a flower emerged We cut the node on the branch where the last flower appeared I'll cut off this other pair of flower branches just the same I'd like to show you right away Look I'm cutting right through the knot Knots are important because each one represents a flower branch for us I sprinkle ground cinnamon on the spots where I've cut myself Because dust cinnamon prevents the orchid's stems from being affected by any disease It also prevents the flower branch from drying out Yes I'm applying it this way to every cut I make Yes I'll share with you the development stages of my next flower as they unfold I've shared all the developments from Orkidem within the past few months with you As you can see the leafless orchid has bloomed again It has produced both new leaves and new roots You are guaranteed to achieve results with this method I applied this method again on another orchid I applied a slightly thicker layer of foam here As you can see my orchid has produced plenty of new flower stems You can also grow orchids using many different methods besides potting soil entirely depending on your preference I'm sharing these methods with you only You can grow orchids in regular potting soil or if you prefer you can use alternative methods such as hydroponics with these techniques I hope all the points I've shared have been helpful to you Thank you for watching this far Goodbye take care and stay healthy