Growing Orchids in Water: A Blend of Beauty and Simplicity Orchids are graceful houseplants, admired for their delicate appearance. Hydroponic culture allows you to showcase both roots and blooms while preventing root rot. Hydroponic method Keep the roots submerged in water for 2 days, then let them dry for 5 days Ideal for fragile-rooted orchids or damaged plants in need of recovery Mimics the orchids natural growth in the wild The perfect container A tall, transparent glass or plastic vase Rounded shape with a narrow neck to support the stem Avoid materials that cause lime deposits Preparing the orchid Remove all soil, moss, or old substrate Clean the roots thoroughly and trim damaged parts with sterile scissors Disinfect with hydrogen peroxide and sprinkle cinnamon on cuts Place clay pebbles at the bottom to prevent rot Water care Use non-calcareous water: mineral or rested rainwater Replace the water weekly to keep the plant healthy Care and blooming Provide bright but indirect light Keep night temperatures around 8 C to encourage flowering Watch the roots grow and flowers bloom, creating a unique indoor display Hydroponic cultivation turns orchids into a living artwork, combining elegance, originality, and easy care.