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If you feed your orchid this way, it will bloom for 4 seasons: I’ve never had it like this before.

Ouadie RhabbouronApril 16, 2026

Rice water can be frozen and reused
Finally, it is always a good idea to pour a little rice water on the soil of the orchids, in order to guarantee the roots of the plant those nutrients essential for its growth. The operation should be repeated every two weeks.

In no time you will easily realize how much rice water is beneficial to the orchid. In fact, this natural fertilizer helps the plant to flower, so that you always have a real spectacle of nature in the garden and at home.

Those who don’t want to waste rice water can also freeze it, to use next time without having to repeat the whole procedure. When thawing, it is important that the water is brought back to room temperature before ensuring nutrition for the orchids.

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