Any orchid owner can help their “green pet” recover, adapt to stressful conditions, and strengthen its leaves and roots.
All you need to do is feed the flower with B vitamins.
This additive is used, as mentioned above, to restore plants, improve their adaptation to environmental changes and maintain the health of the underground and aboveground parts.
If you are concerned about the condition of the leaves, you will need a mixture consisting of the following components: B vitamins, succinic acid and glucose, dissolved in water.
Use this mixture to wipe the plant leaves on both sides.
To support the flower roots, you will need vitamins B1 and B3.
Dilute an ampoule of each in a liter of water to stimulate the growth of new roots, improve the condition of old ones and strengthen the orchid.
New orchids are usually sprayed or watered with a mixture of vitamins B6 and B12 to adapt to new conditions: changes in humidity, temperature, etc.
B vitamins are especially useful in winter.
To protect the plant from temperature changes and dryness, treat the leaves or water the soil in the pot with a solution of vitamin B12 (one ampoule per liter of water).
Another feeding option is a combination of B vitamins with succinic acid.
This composition should be used when you need to help the orchid recover from stress or when you want it to grow more actively and form healthy roots and leaves.
