roots in preparation for its next flowering cycle.
So, Does That One Teaspoon Really Work?
Not as a miracle treatment.
A teaspoon of properly diluted fertilizer in a large amount of water can be a reasonable dose in some growing programs, but the amount must be adjusted according to the strength of the fertilizer and the type of orchid.
The American Orchid Society generally recommends weak, repeated doses rather than concentrated treatments.
What really gives an orchid the best chance of producing new flowers is a combination of:
- Healthy roots
