Dendrobium candidum has high value. The old farmer planted Dendrobium on the stump, not only the environment is good, but also the planting material is left.

Dendrobium officinale has been very hot in recent years, and the recent heat has dropped slightly. Dendrobium officinale not only has medicinal value, but also has high ornamental value. However, Dendrobium officinale has strict requirements for its growth environment, so it is not easy to plant it. Here we talk about how to plant Dendrobium officinale planted by stumps.

However, I don't know if you want to transplant Dendrobium from tree stumps into pots, or if you want to continue planting Dendrobium on tree stumps? Small farmers will discuss these two situations separately.

Dendrobium growing on tree stumps is actually very suitable, because wild dendrobium also grows on trees. From the picture, it can be seen that the dendrobium growing on the stump of the flower friend is still OK. However, if you look carefully, you will find that there are not many new leaves of Dendrobium, many aging branches, and some water shortage. So it is recommended to transplant Dendrobium into flower pots.

Flower friend's dendrobium

However, if the flower friend does not want to transplant, it is also possible. The flower friend needs to trim some old branches and roots of Dendrobium, which will help the germination of new branches and buds and avoid the loss of nutrients. Keep Dendrobium's growing environment ventilated and watered regularly to avoid tree stumps being too dry.

If the flower friends want to transplant Dendrobium from the stumps, the amount of work may be slightly larger. First of all, it is necessary to prepare plant materials suitable for Dendrobium growth, and the permeability of flower pots is good. The bottom of the flowerpot is paved with small stones. The stones are slightly larger, which is conducive to drainage and ventilation. The middle part of the plant material can be selected from crushed bark and covered with a layer of stones.

Then it is to divide the plants and transplant them. When dividing the plants, be careful not to hurt the roots of Dendrobium, and trim some old leaves and roots clean. Put it into the matrix and compact it. Don't rush to water, just spray some water on the leaves and move the pot to shade. It usually takes about two weeks to grow normally. Water is poured once a day for about five days, and it can grow normally near the balcony.

The above comes from science and agriculture.