Classy Flowers's video: How To Make Orchids Grow Faster

What do you think orchids have in common with cacti and succulents? It seems what can be in common between epiphytic plants that grow in rainforests and cacti, desert dwellers and succulents, dwellers of mountain and steppe spaces. But this seems absurd only at first glance. If you think about it, then there is a lot in common between them, perhaps no one will be indignant if I say that all of them: cacti , succulents and orchids grow very slowly. Who has not asked himself why my cactus sits in a pot and does not grow at all. But you probably will still be surprised if you find out that orchids are considered sloths of the plant world, that is, they grow even slower than cacti. Yes, this is absolutely true. Orchids are among the slowest growing plants in the WORLD and what makes them to be like that. Like cacti and orchids, they are distinguished by the fact that, under conditions requiring survival and struggle for existence, they are able to switch to another type of photosynthesis. CAM Photosynthesis or crassulacean acid metabolism, this mechanism was first discovered in plants of the family Crassulaceae, also called stonecrop family. It turns out that several pathways or types of photosynthesis are currently discovered in orchids. In good conditions, with sufficient lighting, high temperature, abundant humidity, orchids use ordinary C3 photosynthesis like most other plants, and it is at this time that orchids slowly grow , slowly release flower stalks and grow roots and all their total biomass, even more slowly. We all know that photosynthesis is a process when, with the participation of water, sunlight and carbon dioxide in chloroplasts, (special cellular green organelles) processes take place in which a plant forms oxygen and glucose in a chain of complex chemical reactions, which then turns into into cellulose, sugars, fats, vitamins and this is what ensures orchids plant growth and flowering. Photosynthesis generally very complicated and far from fully understood and studied process. During C3 photosynthesis, carbon dioxide enters the plant through open stomata, during the whole day and the whole night. Orchids leaves turn yellow. Main reasons Why. https://youtu.be/Goi7NQg8MMg Three day rehabilitation for dying dehydrated orchid https://youtu.be/c7Fv1yeNb7w How to Save Your Potted Orchid From Dying" https://youtu.be/lv8qPJT9QLo "Phalaenopsis Orchids: Watering, Lighting and Fertilizing" https://youtu.be/p_YiOzAZ4Ig "Will Your Phalaenopsis Orchid Bloom Again ? Experiment" https://youtu.be/NsjKuZMdjs4 "How to prepare the best potting media for Phalaenopsis orchids": https://youtu.be/5QYbYf-ZE50 "Growing orchids from seeds? Beware of Scam!": https://youtu.be/CtvQ44nNxEo How to grow and propagate moss at home. https://youtu.be/H2gZHQ2Egos