What kind of water is best used for hydroponic hanging orchids? Culture methods and matters needing attention are attached

Now the new house decoration in addition to the use of environmentally friendly materials, the display of potted plants in the home can not be less, such as hanging orchid is a good helper to purify the air. Then what kind of water is best used for hydroponic hanging orchids? What are the breeding methods and matters needing attention?

What kind of water is the best water for hydroponics?

Cymbidium is a perennial evergreen herb, also known as hanging pot grass, hanging orchid, fishing orchid, bluegrass, folding crane orchid, air guard, also known as spider grass or aircraft grass in Xiuxiu country, native to South Africa. In addition to the common soil planting, the species can also be cultivated with water. And when using water for culture, the culture water is also fastidious.

1. Cultivate Cymbidium with mineral water or pure water

Mineral water contains a variety of trace elements, which can help the growth of Cymbidium and make up for deficiencies such as nutrient deficiency; if there is no mineral water, it is also possible to cultivate Cymbidium with common pure water, but although there are no bacteria in pure water, but nutrients are not enough, so if you use pure water to cultivate Cymbidium also need to increase nutrients.

two。 Hydroponic culture of hanging orchids with tap water

If there is no mineral water or pure water, it is also possible to use tap water for hydroponics, but before hydroponics, the tap water should be exposed to the sun for more than three days to release all the chlorine in the water, and the water should be changed the next day.

3. Hydroponic culture of orchids from poplar and willow branches

A large amount of salicylic acid and aspirin in willow branches are just important nutrients to promote the rooting and germination of Cymbidium, and hydroponic culture with water from willow branches can not only make Cymbidium grow well, but also prevent rotting roots.

4. Hydroponic culture of vegetables after blanching

After blanching vegetables, some of the nutrients in the leaves will enter into the water, so using this kind of water to raise Cymbidium will make the leaves greener and the roots stronger.

II. Culture methods and matters needing attention of hydroponic orchids

Although hydroponic hanging orchid is more convenient than soil culture, it needs to master the breeding methods and pay attention to some breeding matters in order to watch the leaves and roots.

1. The selection of hydroponic hanging orchid container should be suitable

Hydroponic hanging orchids with transparent water containers are better, because in this way, in addition to being convenient to watch their roots, they can also observe the changes of the roots at any time, and diseases can be prevented in time; in addition, hydroponic hanging orchids should not use metal containers as far as possible, because metal containers will have chemical reactions with hydroponic nutrient solutions, resulting in elements that are disadvantageous to hanging orchids.

two。 The water depth of hydroponics should be appropriate.

Hydroponic magnolia is not the more the better, but with 2/3 roots in water and 1/3 roots exposed as the standard. Raising the orchid in this way allows its roots to absorb oxygen from both the water and the air.

3. Water exchange and container cleaning of hydroponic hanging orchids should be timely.

Unlike soil culture, hydroponic orchids can be replaced every 2-3 years. Generally, hydroponic culture takes 1-2 days to change water, high temperature in summer can change water once a day, and other conditions can change water once every 5-7 days. But in winter, low temperature can change water once every 15-20 days; in addition, when changing water, the mucus and decaying old roots on the roots should be removed in time, and the sediment on the inner wall of the container should also be cleaned.

In addition, if the leaves turn yellow in the process of hydroponics, you can put a piece of ferrous sulfate in the water, which can be maintained for half a year; the above is the introduction of the relevant contents of hydroponics. I don't know if you got anything after reading it.