Cultivation methods of young, young, old and weak seedlings

At the beginning of raising orchids, there are always dead seedlings for small, young, old and weak seedlings, but it has been proved by repeated practice that covering the corm with water moss is an ideal method. No matter how small or weak the seedlings are, the moisture should be properly controlled. There is almost no phenomenon of inverted seedlings. Now my method pictures are introduced as follows for Lanyou's reference:

1. Don't be afraid of trouble. if you like your grass very much and want it to grow well, prepare a little water moss (preferably wet) and a winding thread: 2. Next, wrap the bulb with a little water moss, hold the bulb, let the longer heel show it, and don't include all the roots. 3. The next step is to put the wrapped orchid seedlings into the pre-prepared plant material. The water moss should be partially exposed and must not be buried too deep. Should also grow together with more than one seedling in a pot, not a pot, waste flowerpots and waste plant materials: summary and hand in homework: once on the basin, do not turn the pot casually, do not touch it for at least 2-3 years, spray the water moss with a spray can after it is ready, keep the water moss moist (of course, the inside should be moist, don't just wet the surface), spray water as long as you see that the water moss is dry, and spray it when it is dry. Do not fertilize, to eliminate the mentality of eager for quick success and quick profit, let it grow slowly, 1-2 years later will be seedling. The following is the small art grass that has been cultivated for three years or more. So far, the pot has not been turned, and the water moss is still the same as it was when it was put on the pot, but it has changed color over time. When they came down the mountain, the dragon root seedlings, which had only 1-2 seedlings, were all very weak, but now they have grown a lot, and the new seedlings are getting stronger and stronger: