Is there no cure for orchids once they get stem rot?

I am a good photographer, a farmer who likes wild orchids. I use my own practice and examples to tell things. If you like, please click like and leave your comments.

Orchids have three kinds of rot, soft rot, root rot and stem rot. Relatively speaking, stem rot is the most difficult to treat, but it is not absolutely insoluble. The following two pots of orchids are not famous products, but two pots of diseased orchids treated by novice photographers.

The first pot is soft rot. In the video in May, everyone knows how to deal with it. If you haven't seen it yet, you can play it back and take a look at it. Now they have new seedlings, and the seedlings still have a strong feeling.

The bottom picture is stem rot. The difference between stem rot and soft rot is the position and order of withered leaves. As a matter of fact, the farmer did not do much with this pot of cymbidium, and up to now even the diseased plant has not been cut off. Through my observation, I think one thing is the key to reviving it, rather than the medicine that most Lanyou are looking for everywhere.

This pot of Cymbidium can now be trimmed, reorganized and put on the pot, and the leaves of the new seedlings are strong and powerful. So, what method did I use? When I first found out that he was ill, I dug up the plant near the root and left most of his Reed head exposed to the sun. The diseased branches were not cut off, and the pots were not emptied and changed. Just sprinkle some carbendazim and mancozeb powder in the exposed area, put it outside in the shade of trees, and there is no shelter from the rain. In this way, it later issued these new seedlings one after another.

Lan friends can use it for reference. If you have any other questions, please feel free to leave a message in the comments section.