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What happens when crushed eggshells meet vinegar? A natural reaction that helps release a source of calcium beneficial for plants is taking place. What happens when crushed eggshells meet vinegar? But an unexpected guest has appeared. Let's see how I help the orchid. First, I prepare about eight eggshells. These eggshells have been washed clean and completely dried. I put all the eggshells into a blender and grind them into a fine powder. Grinding them into a fine powder increases the surface area, helping the reaction with vinegar occur more effectively. Eggshells are rich in calcium carbonate, helping provide natural calcium for plants. In addition, eggshells contain many minerals that help plants grow healthy and strong. After grinding, I put all the eggshell powder into a clean jar. Next, I add vinegar to the jar containing the eggshell powder. As soon as the vinegar comes into contact with the eggshells, you can see the bubbling reaction taking place. When vinegar comes into contact with eggshell powder, the acetic acid in vinegar reacts with the calcium carbonate in the eggshells, creating the bubbling phenomenon and helping release calcium into a more easily soluble form. I leave the mixture for about one hour. After one hour, I stir the mixture again. I take 10 ml of the prepared solution and dilute it with 1 liter of clean water. Stir well to allow the components to dissolve together. Step one. I put the mixture into a spray bottle to start caring for the orchid. I lightly spray the mixture over the entire orchid, including both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. When absorbed through the leaf surface, calcium helps strengthen cell walls, making the leaves stronger, increasing the plant's resistance and supporting healthy growth. In addition, calcium also helps maintain leaf tissue structure, reducing weak, soft, or easily damaged leaves. I spray this calcium mixture 1-2 times per month, which is suitable. Note, spray in the early morning or late afternoon and avoid strong sunlight. Which country are you watching this video from? Please leave a comment below and let me know. It is wonderful that we can connect and chat with each other from all around the world. Step two. I continue by applying a small amount of the solution to the surface of the growing medium. I apply it slowly so the solution soaks evenly into the growing medium, reaches the roots, and provides essential nutrients, helping the orchid's roots grow stronger and develop more steadily. But while caring for the orchid, I discovered an unexpected guest. A snail was eating the very leaves I had been trying to care for. It had eaten two of the orchid's leaves. So I had to remove the snail to protect the orchid. After that, I removed the two leaves that had been damaged by the snail. I cut off the damaged parts of the leaves to reduce the risk of infection. After cutting, I lightly applied cinnamon powder to the cut area. Cinnamon powder has natural antibacterial properties, helping dry the cut and limiting the invasion of fungal diseases. Finally, I use a soft cotton pad soaked with the remaining mixture and gently wipe each leaf, helping remove dust, clean the leaf surface, and support better nutrient absorption, keeping the plant green and healthy. Then I place the orchid in a location with indirect light, helping it photosynthesize well without being affected by direct sunlight. After one month of consistent care, my Phalaenopsis orchid has shown a significant change. The leaves have become greener and stronger. The root system has developed more strongly. The plant continues to maintain healthy, beautiful flowers and bloom brilliantly. I hope this natural method will give you an additional simple way to care for your Phalaenopsis orchid at home. Thank you for watching. See you again in the next videos.