Orchid Seedling Video

Author: a senior official in Dongmen

Video link: https://v.qq.com/x/page/n0644d8sst5.html

01 Orchid seedlings, five flowers, which one should be chosen?

Some people rely on twist, a twist to determine the situation, that is the legendary master

I have also tried to twist the seedling badly, either twisting the seedling or tearing it beyond recognition. I have also tried this trick with a scalpel or a razor blade. The seedling is suspended, and the hand holding the seedling is also suspended. So far, I have not found the fulcrum to pry up the earth. In addition, I am not afraid of cutting too hard into the other hand, or I am afraid of cutting the seedling next to it!

Later, it was found that the scissors were reliable and labor-saving, and the scissors were full of happiness.

02 tool preparation before seedling:

1. Dakeling. Essence, mainly wound sterilization;

2. Scissors, I choose the long handle style to get in and out.

3. Lighter, disinfect scissors;

4. The old newspaper, after dividing the seedlings, drying the roots;

03 the following steps are taken to separate the seedlings:

1. Control the water for two more days before dividing the seedlings, and after pouring the pot, the roots are soft and easy to deal with!

2. Dakeling. Get ready to open it and burn the scissors back and forth with a lighter.

As a special reminder, disinfect a basin once!

3. Rationalize the root, straighten out the staggered orchid root, so that most of the orchid root corresponds to the corresponding orchid seedling!

4. Find the cutting point, and find the point that is easier to loosen and cut between the seedling and the seedling!

5. After finding the tangent point, gently twist it.

6. Lower the scissors, wipe the card, and divide it into two.

7. Trim the cut again with shear

8. Apply Dachlorin to the cut. Essence

9. Trim the empty root and dry leaf beetle by the way.

10. Bask in the shade to the cut Dacron. Fine hair dry

11. Put on the basin and pour water thoroughly for 3-5 consecutive days.

Special Tip: above 25 or 6 degrees, I generally will not divide the seedlings, unless I have to!