Here’s how ⬇️ 1. Choose a Suitable Orchid: Not all orchid species are well-suited for water culture. Some orchids, such as Phalaenopsis and Vanda, tend to thrive in water culture, while others may not adapt as easily. 2. Inspect the roots for any signs of damage or rot, and trim them as needed with sterile scissors or pruning shears. 3. Select a container that is just large enough to accommodate the orchid’s root system and has a wide opening for airflow. I prefer clear so you can monitor the water level. 4. Place the orchid in the prepared water culture container, making sure the ends of the roots dangle into the water with plenty of the root system out of the water. Only add about an inch of water — you want it to evaporate in a week or so, then add another inch of water & repeat the cycle. 5. Fertilize monthly with foliage pro (in bio), just add a bit to the water, let soak for 10 min, add fresh water. Follow for more plant tips & tricks 🫶🏻 #houseplants #bighappyplants #houseplantblogger #midwestblogger #plantroom #plantsoftiktok #planttrends2024 #planttok #houseplantlove #houseplusplant #fyp #plantcare #houseplantsoftiktok #planttiktok #weloveplants #plants #indoorjungle #earthmonth #orchid #orchidcare