These two things don't cost money to buy. They're used to raise crab claws. They don't rot for 10 years. They bloom more.

Friends who have raised crab claw orchids all know that rotten roots are easy to appear, and rotten roots are fatal for crab claw orchids, affecting the growth of leaves, affecting the number of flowers and reducing the ornamental effect.

First of all, if the crab claw orchid has rotten roots, we should first find out the reason and sum up, probably two points:

First, overwatering

Second, soil permeability is not good.

Crab claw orchid is more drought-tolerant, its leaves are thick and succulent, if not watered for a few days, the root system will absorb water through the leaves themselves, and there will not be much change, so for friends who can not water, you can do this until the soil is completely dry before watering.

So what we need to do is mainly to change the soil to make the soil more permeable. If there is no stagnant water, it will reduce the chance of root decay.

We can add something to the soil of the crab claw orchid, which can be seen everywhere without paying for it, so that the crab claw orchid will not rot for 10 years and grow sturdy.

Rotten bark

Rotten bark is very common in daily life. When you go out for a walk, you will often see shedding bark under the tree. Pick it up and go home. After fully disinfecting, mash it with tools and put it in the soil. It can increase the permeability and air permeability of the soil and reduce the probability of flower root rotting.

Rotten pine needles

Crab claw orchid is suitable for humus-rich soil, so you can also add rotten pine needles to the soil. This kind of thing is also very common. Generally, we come to the pine tree and poke away the pine needles on the surface to expose the black soil inside, that is, the matured pine needle soil. Take this kind of soil home, expose it to the sun for two days, and mix it with the vegetable garden soil to preserve the crab claw orchid, which not only reduces the probability of rotting roots. At the same time, it will also make the roots grow more vigorously.

These two kinds of things, free of charge, can be seen everywhere on the roadside, and they are the most suitable for growing flowers.