After the Beginning of Autumn, this plant quickly cut and exploded in the basin.

The recommendation of growing flowers is the interest of many people, and choosing a pot of flowers that is suitable for them and not difficult to grow is the greatest wish of all flower growers. For example, in summer, we will have different choices such as jasmine and rose. So in August, especially after the Beginning of Autumn, as the temperature begins to go down gradually, which plants are suitable for us to grow? Here I recommend that you plant crab claw orchid, and use the method of cutting, not only the operation is simple and the survival rate is quite high, do you want to know how to operate it? Then follow me and look down!

Crab claw orchid is really a very familiar ornamental plant, compared with ordinary flowers, it has a relatively long flowering period, and each flowering period is also very large, planted a pot placed at home will definitely become the focus of eye attraction, crab claw orchid is easy to raise, especially the use of cutting methods. Autumn is the golden period of crab claw orchid cutting. in the early preparation stage, we can cut several leaves from the strong and disease-free finished plant of crab claw orchid, and break them from the nodes, each two bars as a cuttings. After that, put the cuttings of the crab claw orchid in a ventilated and dark place to dry.

After the "raw material" is done, we will deal with the soil for cutting. In fact, crab claw orchid does not have any special requirements. Weakly acidic or weakly alkaline soil can ensure its smooth growth. We can prepare some sandy soil, rotten leaf soil, large granular stone and so on to form a special soil according to the proportion of 2:2:1. This kind of mixed soil can ensure adequate water and air permeability while giving consideration to fertility, so it is suitable for the use of crab claw orchid in the cutting stage. Of course, when the flowers continue to grow, the soil can continue to be used, but it is necessary to pay attention to subsequent fertilization.

Officially entering the cutting process, we need to insert the previously prepared crab claw orchid leaves into the soil, the depth is about 2 cm, and the leaves need to maintain a certain distance. The specific width needs to be determined according to the size of the basin soil and the number of leaves to be prepared. A basic precaution is to ensure that all leaves are fully exposed to sunlight. After the cuttage is finished, a small amount of water can be watered. On the one hand, the soil is moist and more conducive to the growth of leaves. On the other hand, the moist soil can also help the crab claw orchid to shape, so as to prevent us from planting a crooked neck tree.

After the above several procedures, we have actually completed the cutting work of the crab claw orchid, but this is not over. Later, we need to put it in a well-ventilated, moderate temperature environment, and then we can take it out to bask in the sun in about five days. Of course, in the next time, we need to observe the growth of the crab claw orchid every other week or so, so as to avoid timely response when we encounter diseases and insect pests. When the soil dries, it needs to be replenished in time. This operation lasts about a month and a half, and the cutting crab claw orchid has already taken root, and then transplant it to another container to ensure its normal growth. When you bloom, you will harvest a sea of flowers!