Growth habits of Cymbidium

Magnolia is a plant of the genus Magnoliaceae, also known as potted grass, laurel orchid, hook orchid, Crane orchid, Western Europe, also known as spider grass or aircraft grass, native to South Africa. Perennial evergreen herbs of the family Liliaceae. The roots are fleshy and the leaves are slender, like orchids. The stolon drawn from the axil of the orchid leaf is long, rigid and soft, and the leaves at the top of the stem droop outward from the basin and flutter with the wind, resembling a crane that spreads its wings. Therefore, hanging orchid ancient has the name of folding crane orchid, the plant has the effect of purifying air, the whole plant can be used as medicine.

Hanging orchids like warm, moist, semi-overcast environment. It has strong adaptability, drought tolerance, but not cold resistance, strict requirements on the soil, and generally grows better in well-drained, loose and fertile sandy soil. Light requirements are not strict, generally suitable for growth in medium light conditions, but also resistant to weak light. The suitable temperature for growth is 1525 ℃, and the overwintering temperature is 0 ℃.

The root system of Cymbidium is quite well developed, and the flowerpot should be changed in time after breeding for a period of time, so as to avoid root accumulation, resulting in yellow leaves, wilting and other phenomena.