Some misunderstandings about the empty root of orchid it is difficult to raise the root of orchid without knowing the truth

How is the empty root of orchid caused? This is actually not true. You may have been misled.

To raise orchids, we must first raise good roots. If the roots are good, the orchids will survive, emerge and blossom. The roots of orchids are fleshy and angry, which are well known to orchid friends. How can we raise Langen well? How on earth is the empty root of orchid caused?

There is a saying that the empty root of an orchid is caused by the lack of close contact between the root system and the plant, and that the orchid root cannot absorb water. A rough look makes sense, and novice Lanyou will basically believe it. Is this really the case? In fact, this statement is very wrong.

The so-called gas root, it has a condition is to contact the air, and if Langen is in close contact with the plant, it will lose the space to breathe fresh air. This is also the reason why good farmers keep saying that orchid plants should be breathable. Only when the plant is breathable enough can Langen have more exposure to the air and then grow healthily.

Good farmers like to use facts to show that I have used pure pine bark to grow orchids. Although it is not fertile, Langen grows very well in pure pine bark. As we all know, there are many gaps between the bark, and it is impossible for Langen to be in close contact with the plant material. On the contrary, there are a lot of Langen hanging in the gap without planting material.

And some orchid friends listened to the previous view, Langen must be in close contact with the plant material, so that the empty root phenomenon will not occur. So they refined the plant material again and again, and compacted it again and again when it was put on the basin. In fact, this is contrary to the principle of orchid growth. Such orchids may not have empty roots, but more often they will rot.

In fact, the empty root of an orchid is that when the pot soil is too dry, the orchid root can not absorb enough water, but the growth of the orchid plant can not be short of water.

Then, the orchid plant can only absorb water from the fleshy root. At this time, if the rehydration does not keep up, Langen will always supply water, and this dehydration can not be seen in the leaves, because the leaves have not lost water. Therefore, people who raise orchids often feel that it is not time to water, and the more they drag on, the drier they get, until the water in the orchid root is absorbed, thus creating the empty root of the orchid.

Netizens, have you ever met an empty root in raising orchids? Let's make a comparison.