Did you take the test to find out if you tend to be an orchid killer? Find out your profile according to the majority of your answers…

More A – Felicia

You know that cartoon character who loves pets so, so very much that she almost kills them with her love? Think of an orchid instead of a pet and you’ll have an idea of what you’re doing to your plant. You have the best of the intentions: you wake up earlier to water it, buy a lot of fertilizer and pamper the orchid; so, you don’t understand why it refuses to blossom. What is surprising is the fact that it is still alive! Yes. Too much water and fertilizer are some of the main risk factors for plants.

Also: An orchid that sprouts but fails to bloom every year is telling you that it is getting too much water. Remove the flower pot saucer and start watering your plant in the sink, watering the leaves and the entire substrate. Allow the water to drain thoroughly before putting the pot back into place (without the saucer, remember?). And use fertilizer according to the amount and frequency prescribed in the package.

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