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Black Cymbidium Faberi Orchid Flower, Orchid flores
Black Cymbidium Faberi Orchid Flower, Orchid flores
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$15.00 SGD
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The Black Cymbidium Faberi Orchid Flower is not like other orchids. It likes to grow on rocks or trees, not in soil. It has black flowers that look like stars in the night sky. They are very pretty and mysterious. ðŸŒ
The seeds are very tiny and light, like dust. You need to be careful not to lose them or blow them away.
Germination Instructions
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Put some water in a bowl and add a little bit of bleach. Bleach is a liquid that kills germs and makes things clean. You can find it in the store where they sell cleaning products. Be careful not to touch it with your hands or eyes because it can hurt you. 😣
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Put the seeds in the bleach mixture and let them soak for 10 minutes. This will help them get rid of any dirt or fungus that might stop them from growing.
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Take the seeds out of the bleach mixture and rinse them with clean water.
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Put the seeds on a paper towel and let them dry for a few hours.
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Fill the pot with some soil and some rocks or bark chips. Make sure the soil is moist but not wet.
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Sprinkle the seeds on top of the soil and press them lightly with your finger.
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Cover the pot with a clear plastic bag or wrap and seal it with a rubber band.
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Put the pot in a warm and bright place, but not in direct sunlight.
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Check the pot every day and spray some water on the soil if it looks dry.
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Wait for the seeds to sprout. This might take a few weeks or months, so be patient.
Caring for Baby Orchids
When you see tiny green shoots coming out of the soil, you have germinated your seeds! Congratulations! 🎉
Now you need to take care of your baby orchids until they grow big enough to flower.
To take care of your baby orchids, you need to do these things:
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Remove the plastic bag or wrap from the pot and put it in a place where it gets bright but indirect light.
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Water your orchids once or twice a week, depending on how dry the soil is. Don't overwater them or they might rot.
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Fertilize your orchids once a month with a special orchid fertilizer that you can buy online or from a nursery. Follow the instructions on the label carefully.
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Repot your orchids when they outgrow their pot or when their roots start to come out of the holes at the bottom. Use a bigger pot with fresh soil and rocks or bark chips.
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Watch for signs of pests or diseases on your orchids, such as bugs, spots, holes, or yellow leaves. If you see any problems, use an organic pesticide or fungicide that is safe for orchids and follow the instructions on the label
