How to correct the skewed leaves of Cymbidium

Friends who like to plant orchids should find that the leaves of their orchids are sometimes skewed, which greatly affects the ornamental value of orchids, so how to correct them when the leaves are skewed?

One is to wrap the leaf on the crooked side with tin foil and fix it with a clip. Because of the phototropism, the leaves will twist naturally, the new leaves will soon return to the original position, and the old leaves will be relatively slow. Attention should be paid during operation: when correcting the new leaf, the clamp should be removed when the leaf is about to return to its original position, otherwise it is easy to deviate to the other side.

Second, in the process of growth, some leaves have a good vertical degree, while others are slightly worse, resulting in uneven leaf spacing and affecting beauty. When this happens, the leaves can be made of thick enamelled wire for a period of time, and the leaves can basically grow and shape at this angle. In addition, because some new leaves grow too fast, the leaf surface is not smooth, you can also use the paper shell clamping method to make the leaf surface flat.

Third, the cardboard is used to make a comb-like retainer, and each leaf of the orchid is placed on the retainer one by one, so that their leaves can grow back to their original shape under the force of the fixer.