The green leaves of Cymbidium are not dry in summer.

Cymbidium is an indoor green plant that everyone likes to breed. If it is cultivated properly, it is green all the year round and is very suitable for decorating the home environment. However, with the high temperature in summer, hanging orchids do not seem to be raised very well among many flower friends.

So what is the reason for the poor growth of Cymbidium in summer? Today, Hua'ergu will come to talk with you about some methods and matters needing attention on how to raise hanging orchids in summer. I hope you can raise this kind of green plant which is very easy to raise and survive, so that under the high temperature in summer, there are still green hanging orchids at home!

According to the location of aquaculture orchids, what we need to care about most is the watering in summer. If it is cultivated indoors, we need to water it once in about three days. If it is raised outdoors, we have to water it almost every day.

However, if the potted orchid is cultivated in the indoor sun, it is easy to have a dry tip. It is recommended that we choose a semi-shady environment for breeding, so that the raised hanging orchids can be green.

In summer, the temperature is relatively high, and water generally evaporates faster and more. The breeding of Cymbidium is also prone to the phenomenon of leaf tip drying if it is not sprayed to moisturize and replenish water. We can give it some foliar spray maintenance every evening.

We spray it with water in time to prevent the leaf tips from drying up and blackening.

However, although watering is a top priority in the summer, overwatering does not seem to be a good thing. The root system of Cymbidium is relatively stout, and the fleshy root will rot in the stagnant water. So even in summer, we can't water it too casually. Remember not to let the flowerpot soak the roots with stagnant water.

In addition, when raising hanging orchids in summer, we had better breed them in a semi-shady environment to prevent direct light and high temperature burns.

Hanging orchids can be fertilized in summer, but chemical fertilizers are not recommended. We can use self-made pancake water or fully fermented rice washing water to irrigate the roots with a small amount of water.

These are the summer breeding methods and some matters needing attention introduced to you by Hua'ergu. If some dry tips occur in your hanging orchid, avoid the bright light and increase the supply of water. The hanging orchid will grow very well in the summer.