It’s essential to understand that you should never trim the aerial roots of an orchid unless they show signs of rot. These roots grow outside the pot, adapting to the air around them. If they appear healthy, it signifies that the orchid is in an ideal environment with adequate humidity.
The presence of aerial roots doesn’t imply the orchid needs repotting. Instead, ensure that the tips of these roots retain a green hue, indicating good health. If the roots turn grayish, they might be drying out.
Reviving Dry Aerial Roots
For drying roots, try this simple remedy:
Fill a bowl with water.
Immerse the aerial root in the water.
This immersion provides the necessary moisture, turning the root back to its green vitality. Plus, the evaporating water can also increase room humidity, promoting the plant’s growth.
Watering Your Orchid
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