The latest goldfish orchids can not be raised in this way, otherwise the plants will die easily.

Goldfish hanging orchid is a very strong ornamental evergreen flower plant, the potted friends who are familiar with it often like to plant it as a family pot, which can not only be watched, but also decorate the home environment well. But for the cultivation of this plant, different basin friends may have different feelings. Some friends find it easy to support, while others find it difficult to support.

As for whether the goldfish hanging orchid is good or not, it mainly depends on whether you know enough about this plant and master the necessary maintenance skills. For flower growers, goldfish orchids are usually easier to raise, but for novice friends or those who are relatively strange to this plant, they often feel that it is more difficult to raise.

Recently, I heard someone say that his goldfish hanging orchid died before it blossomed, and even after rescue, it sprouted some new branches, but in the end it was completely dead because of poor management. In fact, the goldfish hanging orchid died for a reason, usually because it did not grasp its growth habits, did not carry out scientific management.

After many friends bought goldfish orchids from the flower market, they couldn't wait to change their pots and soil. Because the newly bought goldfish hanging orchid is generally poor in the basin, it is not suitable for its long-term growth in such a basin. Therefore, after buying home, they will often change the basin immediately.

However, it may not be long before you will find that it will lose a large number of leaves, branches and leaves will die, which may eventually lead to the death of the whole plant. The reason is mainly due to the fact that we changed the pot and soil prematurely for the newly bought goldfish orchid. Because the newly bought goldfish hanging orchid needs to adapt to the new environment, the plant is very fragile. If you change the pot and change the soil hastily at this time, it will certainly make its slow seedling process even worse, thus it is easy to die.

In addition to the very important growth environment, goldfish orchids also have the characteristics of being wet and not resistant to water. First of all, the maintenance environment is required to have a relatively high humidity, but at the same time, there is no stagnant water in the basin, and the permeability of the basin soil should be strong. If the maintenance humidity is too large, or stagnant water in the basin, or the air humidity is too high but not well ventilated, it may affect its normal growth.

Especially watering, usually should adopt the principle of dry and thoroughly irrigated, in order to often keep the basin soil moist without stagnant water. Once overwatering causes stagnant water in the basin, it will inhibit the breathing of its roots and suffocate it to death. And the root is also easy to rot after stagnant water, resulting in the normal supply of nutrients and water to the plant to meet the growth needs, resulting in plant death.

Of course, in addition to the above two factors, the quality of basin soil is also an important reason that affects its growth. Goldfish Cymbidium likes the slightly acidic soil which is fertile and loose, permeable and permeable, especially the basin soil has strong permeability, which is more conducive to the respiration of its roots and can also improve the efficiency of water and fertilizer use. If the basin soil is easy to harden and its permeability is too poor, it will not be able to raise it well.

Therefore, in order to avoid the death of goldfish hanging orchid potted plants, it is not appropriate to change pots and soil prematurely for newly bought potted plants. at the same time, it is necessary to provide them with a suitable growth environment. Watering, must be dry thoroughly, avoid stagnant water in the basin, and the maintenance environment is bright and ventilated, there is no strong direct light, otherwise it may die because of early basin change, excessive watering or basin soil discomfort.