How to Cuttage Propagation of Peony Cymbidium how the leaves of Peony Cymbidium turn yellow

Peony Cymbidium is a common potted plant, and its breeding method is also very easy. It grows rose-red flowers, which set off its green leaves. Many people want to raise it to decorate their home environment, so how does it breed? In fact, the propagation of peony orchid is mainly by cutting.

How to cuttage propagation of peony orchid 1, choose the branches above the more robust plants, cut off the healthy branches, 10cm or so.

2, prepare basin soil, generally choose mixed soil, peat soil with perlite, pebbles and so on can be mixed, you can also add some organic fertilizer. Cut the branches and pay attention to watering thoroughly.

3, after cutting, put it in a cool and ventilated place, often spray water, generally 2 weeks can take root. After it grows new buds, it can be moved to a place with plenty of light.

How do the leaves of peony hanging orchid turn yellow?

1. Natural metabolism

If the peony orchid is raised for a long time, the leaves at the bottom will naturally wither and yellow. this is a very normal phenomenon. Flower friends need not worry, even if there are a lot of withered and yellow leaves at the bottom, it does not matter, as long as the top leaves are normal.

2. Intense sun exposure

If the peony orchid is exposed to the sun, the leaves will be yellow. If you keep it in the absence of light for a long time, the chlorophyll will decrease and the leaves will turn yellow.

3. Lack of fertilizer or excessive fertilization

Without turning the basin and changing the soil for a long time, the various nutrient elements contained in the basin soil have been exhausted, the three elements of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium have not been replenished in time, the plant is lack of nutrients, and the leaves are yellow and thin. At this time, fertile loam and fertile water should be replaced in time.

Excessive fertilization is easier to judge, mainly depends on whether the fertilizer has been applied recently, if the fertilizer exceeds the requirement of the plant, there will be uneven leaves, rotten roots, yellow leaves, should stop fertilization, irrigate more water, or turn the basin to clean the roots. replace the new soil.

4. Stagnant water

Some flower friends' peony hanging orchid pot soil has poor air permeability and frequent watering, which leads to long-term stagnant water in the basin soil, difficulty in root respiration, and yellowing of leaves, so it is necessary to loosen the soil and control moisture in time.

How to raise peony orchid in winter

1. Overwintering preparation

Before the arrival of winter, a typical change of the peony orchid is that it basically no longer grows, which means that it has entered the dormancy time, and it is necessary for flower friends to cut off some sick and insect-infested branches. then the dense superimposed branches are repaired, leaving a reasonable space for growth.

2. Overwintering maintenance

One of the most critical steps is "shearing". In addition to those cut before overwintering, you have to cut off the overgrown and thin branches after the cold winter. don't underestimate this operation, because it can increase the life span of the plant. 3. Overwintering management

Management from the growth habits of peony orchids is the primary prerequisite for safe overwintering. Therefore, the cold-resistant peony orchid needs to move to a warmer place when winter comes.

Second, this plant also needs plenty of light. This helps to prevent the plant from getting sick in winter and plays an important role in growing more luxuriantly in the second year. It grows slowly in the cold winter and does not need too much water supply. The amount of water should be reduced slowly from the beginning of autumn, and there is basically no watering or very little watering in winter.

How to eat peony orchid

Step 1: clean the stems and leaves of fresh peony orchids and cut them with a knife.

The second step: add water to the pot, heat until bubbling and tumbling, pour the cut peony orchid into it and stir it slightly to control the dry water.

Step 3: peel and wash the garlic and add a little salt to mash the garlic, ready to mix the sauce.

Step 4: take a small clean bowl (plate), pour in a little soy sauce and vinegar, add a little refined salt, and stir properly as a seasoning sauce.

Step 5: pour the mixed juice into the container where the peony orchid is placed.

Step 6: dig in mashed garlic and mix well. Mix the juice with the leaves of peony orchid.

Seventh: add oil and sprinkle chili peppers according to your taste.

Although the peony orchid is very easy to feed, but the cold winter still needs a certain degree of viability for it. Pruning, lighting and watering are the three contents that need to be paid special attention to in overwintering, as mentioned above. If you do a good job in these protective measures, the peony orchid will certainly be beautiful in the coming year!