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What kind of pot is suitable for crab claw orchid

Published: 2024-11-10 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/10, To raise crab claw orchid, you need to choose purple sand flowerpot. Of all flower pots, this one is the most conducive to plant growth and is also beautiful. The depth also needs to be noted, about fifteen centimeters. Also, the bottom needs to have holes.

1. Selection of basin

When choosing a basin, there are several factors that we must consider. The first is air permeability. The second is the depth, which is better at about fifteen centimeters. Not too deep, not too shallow. The third is drainage, and the one with a hole in the bottom is good. Generally speaking, purple sand basin is the best choice among all kinds of pots. It has many advantages, such as the permeability of clay basin and good drainage. Moreover, it is also more beautiful, which is more conducive to increase the ornamental of the plant. However, in addition to the choice of the basin, what is more important is the type of soil inside, as well as the subsequent conservation.

2. Attention to maintenance

(1) soil: this plant likes rich, loose soil. Specifically, three parts of garden soil, four parts of rotten leaf soil and three parts of sand can be used. In addition, there is another kind of preparation, that is, peat soil, rotten leaf soil, sand, perlite, according to the ratio of two to one. In addition, before specific use, it needs to be sterilized, such as exposure to the sun for a few days.

(2) temperature: the specific requirements for temperature are not the same in different stages. For example, in the state of growth, the best temperature range is 10 to 28 degrees. If it is in bloom, then the requirement will be high, between fifteen and twenty-five degrees.

(3) Illumination: it is best to keep plenty of light every day, for eight to ten hours. Especially during the period of growth and flowering, if it is insufficient, it is best to use sunlight to make up.

(4) moisture: it likes to be wet and has plenty of water. In high temperature, water is watered every two or three days. In winter, it can be changed to once a week.

 
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