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Substrate Variations for Indoor Orchids

one month ago | lila

How can I modify substrate if my orchid seems unhappy?

If your orchid seems unhappy, consider modifying the substrate by adjusting its components. Experiment with different ratios of bark, moss, and perlite to improve drainage, aeration, or moisture retention according to your observations.

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