Read fertilizers only work on healthy plants. Bought "Orchid NRV Hormone Fertilizer" (NPK 30:15:20) claiming to treat leaf/bud drop, no flowering, root rot. True?
If too good to be true, it isn't true. NPK roles: N = growth, P = buds/flowers, K = roots. Fertilizers work best on healthy tissue. Root rot = degraded mix; no fertilizer fixes that.
Superthrive (plant vitamins/hormones) — widely praised by amateurs and pros. Root health is paramount: good mix, water when dry, feed sparingly. In nature, orchids get only dilute bird/animal dung.
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