The gentleman orchid fertilizes in this way, the flowers are big, the leaves are bright, the leaves are green, and you don't have to worry about not blooming anymore.

The magnolia is farmed in many flower friends' homes, watching leaves and flowers, of course, what we hope more is that it can produce beautiful flowers, but magnolia is a kind of flowering plant that needs fertilizer very much, so it is necessary to fertilize it with big flowers, colorful leaves and green leaves.

Magnolia is a fertilizer-loving plant, if not fertilized, not only the leaves are small and not glossy, but also may not be able to blossom. So, how to fertilize the magnolia?

The suitable temperature for the growth of Cymbidium is 15-25 ℃. Fertilization is usually applied to Cymbidium, mainly in spring and autumn. The weather is very hot in summer, and it is usually not fertilized to prevent rotting roots. In winter, the temperature is low, and there is generally no fertilization, unless the temperature can reach more than 15 degrees Celsius. Fertilization in spring:

The gentleman orchid is the peak growing season in spring, and it is usually turned over every year in 4.5 months. At this time, it is necessary to add the base fertilizer properly when turning the pot, which can promote it to blossom.

At this time, we can add some organic fertilizer that we usually mature, such as poultry and animal manure fertilizer, pericarp and vegetable peel rotten soil fertilizer, traditional Chinese medicine residue soil fertilizer, mature peanut shell and melon seed shell fertilizer, bone powder fertilizer, and so on, and then spread a layer of charcoal at the bottom to make it more loose and breathable.

Topdressing can be applied every 10 days or so to apply thin fertilizer based on nitrogen fertilizer, such as mature bean cake fertilizer, castor seed fertilizer and other oil liquid fertilizer, can make its leaves grow big and thick. Fertilization in autumn:

Autumn is also the peak growing season for Magnolia. At this time, we can add some fertilizer to its basin soil to facilitate the extraction of arrows and colorful flowers. The fertilizer can be crushed with fried castor seeds, sesame seeds or cooked soybeans and buried in the basin.

Take soybean fertilizer as an example, you can soak the soybean for a day, then cook it, and then dig a few small holes on the edge of the flowerpot, each with 3 or 4 soybeans in it. After the cooked soybeans are buried in the soil, nitrogen and other elements will be slowly released, making the orchid grow more exuberant after absorbing nutrients.

In addition, fermented fish culture water or Amoy rice water should be applied every 15-20 days, the effect is also good.