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Baby Bio® Orchid Feed & Mist Test
When I agreed to
review the Baby Bio® Orchid products one of the things they asked me to do was
to carry out a test comparing the Baby Bio® Orchid Feed & Mist with two
competitor mists. I was intrigued by
this and happily said yes. The test,
which is not a scientific test by any stretch of the imagination, aims to show
how fine the mist is. This matters as
the orchid’s need for humidity is one of the key elements to successful
growing. They can cope with indirect
sunlight but they need the atmosphere simulate their native habitat.
The test is very
simple, I had to add some food colouring to each of the mists and then spray
them onto a piece of white paper. I had
to be careful to use the same pressure for each spray so that the results would
be equivalent to each other.
Baby Bio® Orchid Feed & Mist
Test 1
Test 2
I hope you can see that the Baby Bio® Orchid Feed & Mist is the finest with less big drops included in the spray. Test 1 has some big drops in the spray and Test 2 has a lot of big drops. These big drops are not what the orchid needs. They need humidity and a fine mist, the finer the better. As said above this is not a scientific test but I think it does show well that the Baby Bio® Orchid Feed & Mist has the finest, less spotty, mist.
The orchid itself
has responded well to the care regime provided by Baby Bio®.
I am now feeling
quite proud of my orchid, not words I have uttered before. It is looking much happier and I feel that I
now know more about how to look after it.
The previous post
where I set up with orchid using Baby Bio® products can be read here
Products mentioned in this post:
Baby Bio® Orchid Feed &
Mist
Baby Bio® Orchid
Feed & Mist contains all the essential nutrients needed to support healthy
growth and vibrant blooms. A ready to
use formulation, the fine mist delivers the nutrients to every part of the
plant and creates a humid environment within which orchids thrive.
Baby Bio® Orchid Drip Deeders are convenient and
incredibly easy to use; just snip off the top and pop them in the pot. Each drip feeder lasts up to one month,
longer than the alternatives on the market.
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Send some my way! I'm not at all proud of my poor orchids. They just don't seem to like me! The flowers drop off and the little roots reach out of the pots as if they are trying to move in next door! I will rush out and buy some mist and drip feed. I actually feel guilty now for not misting my plants. Thanks for the review.
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