Liwei "irrigation"-1 (pruning bluegrass)

Liwei "irrigation"-1 (pruning bluegrass)

Personal experience in raising orchids over the past four years is for reference only! Welcome to clap bricks, if there is any improper place, you can modify it at any time.

The first thing to buy bluegrass is to dry the soft orchid root to trim the bluegrass and cut off the coke tip. Then the key point is to prune the orchid root, first of all, cut off the empty root, rotten root, black root, and unhealthy orchid root, until the root at the cut is fresh and healthy flesh white. Don't be reluctant to give up, or the harm will be endless. If there are few roots, only the roots can be left to grasp the soil, and the epidermis is scraped off. It's not good to have less roots, and it's not good to have too many roots. Chunlan can have 2-4 roots per seedling, and Huilan 3-5 can meet the growth needs. Some bluegrass bought roots as dense as noodles, but also very healthy, but still need to be trimmed. This pruning is to cut off the short root above the bulb, the root that is not buried, the key is to wrap the good root of the corm very tight, many orchid friends are reluctant to give up, but the good root of the tight corm will seal the bud on the false bulb below, and the axillary bud can not be unearthed and stunted or rotten, especially on Qianlongxin grass. I believe many orchid friends have seen this phenomenon, and Huilan is more common. It took 1 hour to type, ashamed! Liwei Irrigation-2 (Seedling Disinfection)