Don't let the sun shine directly on the orchid for 20 years, as the old orchid friend said, take the light in the morning and evening.

When it comes to getting light for orchids, orchid friends have different opinions, some say that they should let it bask more, some say that it should be shaded, because it likes shady places, so let's take a look at what the 20-year-old orchid friends say.

1. Orchids like half yin and half yang

A 20-year-old orchid friend said that they have a recipe for growing flowers. "Yin camellias, yang peonies, half-yin and half-yang orchids." this sentence sums up the key to taking light from camellias, peonies and orchids we want to say. Camellias like shady places, peonies like places where insects shine, and our orchids like a half-shady and half-sunny environment.

Lao Lan you said that the habit of orchids has something to do with its original growing environment. You think, ah, it used to grow in the mountains, and most of the trees on the mountains are tall, so it will block a lot of sunlight, and most of the light it receives is scattered. It does not like to direct strong light, otherwise it is easy to have problems.

2. Light affects orchids.

Old Lanyou said that orchids have relatively strict requirements for light. if its light is too strong, the color of the leaves will turn yellow and the leaves will become rough, just like human skin, it is not good to get too much sun, but it is not good to get too much sun, and the leaves have no luster, just like people who have not seen light for a long time and have a pale color.

3. Detailed rules for maintenance and lighting

Therefore, when we are usually in conservation, we have to pay attention to the problem of getting light, and we have to decide how much light is taken according to the breed. For example, Chunlan and Chunjian are covered with orchids, and they need less light than orchids like Xia Hui and Qiusu. Novice flower friends may not quite understand, so use a general method to get light sooner or later.

Because the light in the morning and evening is relatively soft, although it is direct, it can not hurt the orchid. I can bask in it for two or three hours in the morning and two or three hours in the evening. I don't need too much light in a day, and the shade is about 70%.

The old orchid you said that when some orchids take light from the orchids, they do not pay attention to one point, resulting in the orchid growth imbalance, which is easy to grow askew, that is, turning pots. The flowers and leaves on the sunny side will always flourish a little bit, so turn the flowerpot properly so that it grows more symmetrical and pleasing to the eye.

Orchid friends, how do you get light from the orchids you usually maintain? Raise orchids, the most important thing to take light is still shade, so, taboo exposure, especially novice orchids, this should be kept in mind.