Can orchids change soil during germination?

Orchids do not like much exercise, especially delicate during germination, not suitable for soil change and transplanting, otherwise it is easy to die.

The following are the materials related to the soil exchange of orchids:

Spring is the golden season for the growth of orchids in a year, and it is also a critical time for orchids to turn pots, ramet and germinate. At the same time, it is also the acceptance and summary of the dill achievements of the people who raised orchids last year.

The best temperature for orchid planting is 5-15 degrees. 10 degrees is the dormancy threshold temperature of orchids. Therefore, turning the basin at about 10 degrees has the least impact on the orchid, so the basin can be turned in the spring and autumn.

As the saying goes, "grow grass in spring, grow flowers in autumn, grow grass more, grow flowers less". This is the principle of turning the basin in mind by the people who raise orchids.

Generally speaking, turning the basin should be controlled in the spring and autumn, around the Qingming Festival in spring and around the Autumn Equinox in autumn. From the point of view of the basin, the orchid enters the winter dormancy period in autumn, and the time of resuming the basin is short.

When the orchid turns the pot in spring, the orchid will soon enter the vigorous growth period, so the spring turn is better than the autumn, the summer is hot, the winter is cold, it is the dormant period of the orchid. Turning the pots in this season is not conducive to the repots of orchids.

With regard to the interval between turning pots, most people think that it is not good for orchids to turn pots and change soil, and it is better to turn over the pots for two to three years. Because orchids do not like to do 'sports' less turning pots can also make strong grass.

Turning over the pot and changing soil of orchids are closely related to personal cultivation habits, planting materials, management and so on. There is an experienced enthusiast who tilts the pot once a year and replaces the new plant material.