Why do you often change pots for raising orchids? Three pictures tell you the answer.

Does the root of the orchid eat soil? A lot of flower friends left me messages like this. Cymbidium, as one of the most common foliage potted plants, has green leaves all the year round and is easy to maintain and manage extensively. But even if the hanging orchid is easy to raise, there will be some small problems troubling flower friends. For example, the most common problem of changing pots!

Why do hanging orchids often change pots? Just take a look at the flower friend's hanging orchid below!

Source: hanging orchid bar, flower friend: love flower beauty

Look at the flower friend's hanging orchid above, this system is also no one, ah, the soil has changed so little. It seems that the flower friend is an experienced flower grower who knows to change the pot in time, otherwise the leaves of the orchid will turn yellow after a period of time.

From the shared potted plant pictures, we can see that he is a flower friend who loves raising hanging orchids. It is estimated that there are more than the above four pots.

And another flower friend's hanging orchid is the same problem. The root system of the hanging orchid is so luxuriant that the soil is gone. Some flower friends may feel that it is not important. If you do not change the pot in time, the direct impact is that the hanging orchid cannot change its due nutrients from the soil, and even the water cannot be stored. What do you think will be the consequences? A series of problems such as yellow leaves, dry tips, wilting and so on come out.

Flower friend "I am crazy for flowers" hanging orchid unexpectedly broke the flowerpot ~ see the following picture: quickly check your own hanging orchid, has not changed the pot for a long time?

A flower friend asked why the root system of Cymbidium grows like this. In fact, it is easy to understand that the root system of Cymbidium is the same as that of Cymbidium, which belongs to fleshy root and has strong water retention and growth ability. This makes the root system more developed than other plants and flowers. Of course, you should understand that magnolia also needs to change pots frequently. Otherwise, if there is no soil in the flowerpot, it is easy to trap arrows or even not blossom!

Finally, when you change the pot for the orchid, if you find that the orchid is too exuberant, or there are signs of yellow leaves, you are advised to raise the orchid again. Cut off the leaves! The details are as follows:

Flower friends love flower beauty is very experienced, when changing the pot directly cut off the branches, and redistribute the flowerpot. How can it not grow well if the hanging orchid is maintained in this way? Flower friends, learn!

Some people ask, if it is all cut off, can the hanging orchid still live? Remember what I just said? Cymbidium is a fleshy root, as long as the root system is well raised, there is absolutely no problem with germination and growth! Of course, as long as you take care of it properly after changing the basin. For example, the experienced flower friend above has grown up like this after only a month. Can it compete with those in the flower market?

Sometimes, we raise flowers and potted plants, in fact, it is not how much experience, as long as the heart is enough. People who do not know how to grow flowers will gradually understand the growth habits of potted plants. This is how many people can keep such seemingly easy-to-raise plants as hanging orchids, asparagus and gentleman orchids for five or even ten years!