This is the best material I have ever used to raise orchids without rotting roots, fast sprouting and fierce flowering.

Most orchids know that the root system of orchids is very special, and it depends entirely on orchid bacteria for growth. therefore, the materials rich in Yilan bacteria have fast roots, strong roots, easy to grow seedlings, easy to manage and blossom. Among the materials I have used for many years, there is a material that contains natural Yilan bacteria, which successfully solves the phenomenon of rotten roots, yellow leaves, no seedlings and no flowering in orchids, which makes it very easy to raise orchids.

The material I use to raise orchids is a mixture of rotten chestnut bark, chestnut leaves, rotten leaf soil and pine bark. After long-term use, it is found that this material is not easy to pulverize and acidify, and is easy to produce beneficial bacteria for orchid growth. Control the formation of harmful bacteria, the orchid root is thick and white, very suitable for the growth of orchids.

The only deficiency of this material is that it takes a long time to ferment and it takes a year to ferment. If some flower friends can't find chestnut bark and leaves, they can also use willow bark and willow leaves instead. The effect is also good. But the bark needs to be smashed during fermentation, and the size should be about 1 cm. The fermented material is more suitable for the natural growth of orchids, which greatly improves the rooting and germination rate of orchids, making its flowering better, brighter and more fragrant.

It is the basic requirement of raising orchids since ancient times that orchids should be cultivated first, and bacteria should be raised first. However, the substrate suitable for mycorrhizal development is the most important to create a good ecological environment for orchid symbiosis. The plant material of orchid is not only for orchid growth, but also in harmony with water, air, temperature and fertilizer, which is beneficial to the growth of orchid root and the development of mycorrhizal fungi. In addition, when transplanting orchids, there should be some materials in the roots and bring them to new materials, so that orchids can be brought to new materials and produce more beneficial bacteria, but the premise is to keep orchid seedlings healthy and disease-free, orchids with diseases should not be brought into materials, in addition, orchids should not use chemicals to disinfect mycorrhizal fungi as far as possible when transplanting.