Can an orchid without roots and leaves grow alive? After 45 days, the egg finally sprouted 2 buds

On June 15 this year, the farmer accidentally got a cymbidium egg on the mountain. At that time, he took half of it home to try to hatch the seedlings, and on July 21, he found a bud spot. Today is August 3, and there is another bud point. Today, let's talk in detail about the process of incubation of dragon eggs.

Cymbidium dragon eggs that haven't come down yet.

The good farmer likes to communicate and learn with Lanyou and never hides some of his own operating methods. The farmer is not an expert, but just an orchid enthusiast, so there must be both right and wrong methods. Orchid friends can raise any objection from the technical aspect, so that the farmer will accept it with an open mind.

A bud point on July 21

On the day the dragon egg went down the mountain, the good farmer was ready to pot it. The plant material was not the kind commonly used before, and this time the plant material was added in layers. The bottom of the basin to 1/2 is pure pine bark, on the pine bark is a thin layer of river sand, and then put on the dragon eggs and sprinkle a layer of sifted humus soil.

Pine bark at the bottom is to enhance the air permeability of the whole flowerpot, pine bark must be rotten, otherwise it will produce heat, resulting in Langen burning to death.

Two budding points on August 3rd

The fine river sand is relatively dry, and the covered fine humus soil can slowly seep out some fertility for the orchid root to absorb. In this way, the pot is placed on the northward windowsill to take a picture of the farmer's house in the countryside. behind the house is a high earth slope, and there is a "house ditch" with small water flowing through it all the year round. The environment is very suitable for orchids to grow. Even in the hottest summer, the temperature here is more than 5 degrees lower than that in front of the house.

Two budding points on August 3rd

After the dragon egg is boiled, it is sprayed with water mist about every three days, because the dragon egg is not yet ready to be watered, for fear that the impact of the water will destroy its growing environment. There was no rain on the windowsill, and the spray kept the basin moist. The dragon eggs have not yet taken root and do not need to absorb water from the plant, so the drying of the lower part of the pot will not affect the normal hatching of the dragon eggs.

Placement environment

When communicating with good farmers, netizens said that they had hatched dragon eggs and it took more than three months to sprout. Maybe the environment of a good farmer is more suitable, so I can see the bud point in a month.

In fact, the good way to take pictures of farmers hatching dragon eggs can also be applied to those rootless orchids. Some orchids inadvertently raise orchids without roots and seedlings, but Reed heads are still alive, so they can try this method of taking good pictures of farmers, and may also be able to cover new orchid seedlings.

Do netizens think that the dragon egg of the farmer can produce strong seedlings? Welcome to share your experience in this field.