### 3. **Repeat**
Do this **once every 2–3 weeks** during the orchid’s growing season (spring and early summer). You should begin to see a spike forming within 3–6 weeks, followed by buds and blooms.
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## 🌼 Pro Tips for Orchid Success
* **Light matters**: Make sure your orchid gets bright, indirect light—especially during blooming season.
* **Don’t overwater**: Let roots dry out slightly between waterings. Overwatering causes root rot.
* **Humidity helps**: Orchids thrive in humidity. A humidity tray or room humidifier can boost blooming.
* **Use orchid fertilizer** monthly for ongoing health and growth.
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## ✨ Real Results from Real Gardeners
Many orchid lovers swear by this method—sharing photos of once-dormant plants now overflowing with flowers. The best part? It’s natural, inexpensive, and doesn’t require any fancy tools.
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## Final Thoughts
If you’ve been waiting (and waiting!) for your orchid to bloom, this teaspoon hack might be the gentle nudge it needs. With just a touch of magnesium and a little love, your orchid can go from green and sleepy to gloriously in bloom.
Try it out and prepare to be amazed—and don’t forget to share this tip with your fellow plant lovers!
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