Take a walk around the mountain to understand the best transplanting time for orchids.

Orchids are the plants of Ye Changqing all the year round, and because of this, many netizens think that orchids can be transplanted no matter what season they are. Is this the truth?

Wild orchid as a member of nature, its growth law is also closely related to nature. So, when is the best season to transplant wild orchids? Good farmers believe that orchids have two best introduction seasons in a year, which is also the conclusion drawn by good farmers with reference to mountain plants. This is common not only to orchids, but also to other wild flowers and plants.

Chinese medicine studies human beings, but they are both creatures of nature, and human beings, animals and plants all have something in common. For example, traditional Chinese medicine often says: harvest in autumn and hide in winter. The good farmer thinks this sentence is also appropriate for orchids. In autumn, the temperature difference orchid plant absorbs nutrients through photosynthesis; in the cold winter, the orchid plant suspends its growth and hides the nutrients for use in the coming year.

People who have had the experience of planting trees all know that Arbor Day is the 3rd and 12th of every year in our country. Why does planting trees set up festivals on this day? Because after 3murmur12 is the Spring Equinox, plants begin to sprout new buds and spit sap in the Spring Equinox season. If it is difficult to plant trees after the Qingming Festival, even if they are planted alive, it will affect the sprouting of the year.

So when is the good time for wild orchid transplant? The farmer told everyone to go to the mountains to see the broad-leaved forests, and when the leaves began to fall, they could transplant orchids. At this time, the root of the orchid is stable and not easy to be injured, and the orchid plant has also accumulated a certain amount of energy, and it will not return the grass because of the lack of nutrients during the pot period. There is also a good season to transplant orchids, that is, before 3-20 every year (after spring orchids, the bract stage of Cymbidium), when the orchids are ready to start, the pots are quick and the roots take root quickly.

When communicating with the farmer, netizens sighed that it was too late to introduce orchid seedlings in summer. In fact, most plants are not suitable for transplanting in summer, especially for orchids with fleshy roots, so orchids must keep an eye on the season when they are introduced in the future. Choosing the right season will make you get twice the result with half the effort.

If you have different opinions and experiences, you are welcome to stay in the comment area to discuss the experience of growing wild orchids.