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  1. Dear it is not easy to get such ingredients in far-flung remote areas. Please use simple techniques ie soil, vermicomposed so everyone can do it. It is a time consuming process. Every house has multiple plants and many of them have such problems. So i request you to adopt a simple procedure and easily available ingredients. Thank you so nice

  2. My orchids are outside in a shaded area (I live in the tropics, Australia) Unfortunately, we had about 3 weeks of continuous rain recently & I lost 5 of my 14 orchids. I was devastated, because the ones I lost were the ones with the rarest colours. It happened so quickly, one day they'd have a small soft, mushy spot on a leaf, & two days or three days later they were gone, with no hope of restoration. By the time the spots on the leaves arrived, the core had already rotted. I recently managed to save at least 4 more, by completely lifting them out of the medium so the roots weren't constantly in wet bark & cutting the spots from the leaves, wiping the cuts with peroxide & covering the area with ground cinnamon & nutmeg. I'm still waiting for two of the worst ones to start growing roots & leaves. Those two are hanging on so far, they still have a few older leaves & the roots haven't been lost, but no new growth yet. The other two rescues are doing well, with new roots & even flower stems. Thank you for your content! I love ❤it

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