Steps to Reproduce Orchids from Old Withered Branches:

Once your new orchid has established healthy roots, it can be transplanted into a larger pot. Make sure to use fresh orchid potting mix and place the new plant in a location with bright, indirect light.

Be patient—orchids can take a few months to grow and flower again, but you’ll soon have a lovely new plant to enjoy.

Tips:
Patience: Orchid propagation takes time, and you may not see immediate results. Be patient and keep the orchid in optimal conditions.

Humidity: Orchids thrive in humidity, so maintaining high humidity for the cuttings will improve the chances of success.

Air Circulation: While humidity is essential, ensure that there is also good air circulation around your orchids to prevent mold and fungus growth.

With these simple steps, you can propagate new orchids from old withered branches and watch them thrive in their new homes!