Pruning method of goldfish orchid

Goldfish orchid is a very popular potted plant, and it is very easy to feed, but it is not so easy to see its golden flowers. Now many people like to keep one or two pots at home to watch. But how should it be trimmed? That's what we're going to talk about today. Let's get to know it.

Pruning is to prevent the vines from growing too fast to transport nutrients, and pruning is needed to ensure that nutrients are delivered to every part of the branches and leaves, so pruning is indispensable for the growth of goldfish orchids. The purpose of goldfish orchid pruning is to prevent the excessive growth of the branches and leaves, control the branches to grow to a certain height, make the branches and leaves strong and promote the bead branches.

The daily pruning of goldfish orchids requires pruning some branches that are about to grow or have already grown. Generally speaking, the branches that are about to grow can be prevented from continuing to grow by picking the heart. Branches that are not as long as I like can be trimmed from the right length.

Goldfish hanging orchid should properly comb the density of branches during daily pruning, and properly trim some weak branches where they are too dense, so that the plants have good ventilation and light transmission, and prevent the invasion of diseases and insect pests. Usually there are some yellow leaves and withered branches, which need to be dealt with in time to avoid more problems.