Spring orchid
Chunlan, also known as grass orchid, originated in China. Like warm, humid and semi-overcast environment. Hardy. Warm in winter and cool in summer is the most suitable climate. Avoid high temperature and dryness. Requires loose, fertile and well-drained slightly acidic rotten leaf soil.
● propagation
It is often propagated mainly by ramets. In spring and autumn. It is better in spring from the dormant period of the plant to the time when the new buds are unearthed. Remove the soil in the basin, wash the fleshy roots with clean water, dry them, trim the roots and withered leaves, and pay attention not to damage the buds and break the leaves. Generally, there are 2 to 3 tube leaves per pot.
● culture
Shade is needed in spring and summer. There should be plenty of sunshine in autumn and winter. Do not direct or expose yourself to strong light during the growing period. Keep high air humidity to prevent showers. From bud germination to winter dormancy, fertilize once a month, half-body dormancy of orchid seedlings in winter, stop fertilization.
● diseases and insect pests
Black spot disease and scale insects are common. The black spot was sprayed with 65% Dyson zinc wettable powder and the shell insects were sprayed with 1000 times omethoate EC.
● application
Chunlan fragrance overflows, potted plants are often used to decorate indoor halls. Incense can be supplied for 1 month, very quiet and elegant.
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