The best time for orchids to change pots is to miss the best orchids can not bloom.

Generally speaking, changing pots for orchids is in the early stage of orchid growth, that is, in spring, when it is about to grow, it is best to change pots. At this time, the roots of orchids recover quickly, help to absorb nutrients and water during growth, and grow faster.

If it is an orchid that has grown for many years, there are more meristematic lateral buds, and the lateral buds grow with a main root, so you can take this opportunity to split the orchid, cut off the main root from the joint, plant it separately, and maintain it well. It is normal for an orchid to divide four or five seedlings a year.

Of course, there will be more seedlings in the greenhouse where full-time orchids are raised, because there are more seedlings in the greenhouse because of adequate maintenance of fertilizer and water and adaptation to the environment.

For the use of orchid soil, we should use loose and breathable soil, the best granular soil, the root system of orchid is relatively thick water root, watering should be adequate, only when the pot soil is loose and breathable, the root will not rot if watered too much.

The growing environment of orchids requires a relatively humid environment. Usually we should spray more water around the orchids to increase air humidity.

During the growing period of orchids, we should give plenty of light, shade in summer and no exposure to the sun.

During the growing period, there must be sufficient fertilizer and water, multi-element organic fertilizer must be applied once or twice a month, and thin fertilizer must be applied frequently to make the orchid grow vigorously. In the bud period of the orchid, applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once or twice will help to shoot arrows quickly and bloom more.

If you master these points, it is easy to grow orchids well.

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