Strong seedlings raised by sunshine, rain and dew

Orchids are semi-negative plants. Like the light but diffuse light, except for direct sunlight in winter (still shading at noon when too fierce), to promote growth, the rest should have moderate shade, hang a shade net to facilitate rain drainage, and Cymbidium should have 2 hours of light every day. Cymbidium should be longer. In summer, pay attention to avoid the bright light at noon and before falling, reflect light against the wall, and emit hot gas around after thundershowers.

In the south, as long as it is not a continuous low temperature (- 5 ℃), Chunlan can survive the winter outdoors, open air (with shaded net) to return to the natural rain and dew (except for continuous rainstorm to avoid), wash away foliar dust, leaves green and delicate and shiny, disease is also less, rain and sunlight are equally important, there is a jingle: hanging net sunlight, sun essence, particles drainage, rain and dew strong seedlings.

Last year, after a shower of rain in mid-August, my several pots of iron chitin sprang up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. Every year, flowers smell fragrant and leaves are luxuriant.