If the orchid doesn't blossom, give it a change of environment and easily fill the pot.

The orchid plant shape is tall and straight, the leaves are evergreen all the year round, graceful, with relatively elegant flowers, and emitting bursts of fragrance, it will make people relaxed and happy to raise it at home. But recently, many flower friends often report to me that its orchids always fail to blossom, and if the conditions for breeding do not conform to the growth habits of orchids, they will not blossom.

Moisture content

Orchid peanuts like to be in a wet environment, but if they are overwatered, the roots of the orchids will be moist for a long time, thus causing the roots to rot. If you don't water the plants for a long time, it will wilt the orchids and make them lifeless.

Although orchids like water, it is not better to water as much as possible, so when breeding, you need to wait until the soil is dry before watering the plants, and you can spray some water on the leaves to increase air humidity.

Temperature

If the orchid grows under a certain temperature for a long time, it will make the bud of the orchid small, or even make the orchid blossom directly.

So when raising an orchid, wait until it is raised in an environment with a large temperature difference before flowering, and the greater the stimulation received before flowering, the easier it will be for the orchid to bloom.

Growing environment

Orchids have relatively high requirements for the growth environment, especially for light and soil moisture. If they are not done well, the orchids will not blossom.

So the orchid needs to be cultivated in a cool and well-ventilated environment, the soil needs to be slightly moist, and then avoid direct sunlight and give it a little scattered light properly, so as to prevent the orchid from blooming because of environmental problems.