The planting of Cymbidium in this way not only has many seedlings and strong buds, but also scrapes.

With regard to the cultivation of wild Cymbidium, good farmers have talked about it in many articles before. From seed selection to planting materials, and then to water and fertilizer management, it is for us to grow more and better flowers in Chunlan.

So in addition to water, fertilizer, sunshine, temperature difference and other factors, is there any good way to make Chunlan pregnant more and earlier? Okay, the farmer is going to tell you a little trick today, and it works really well.

This is a pot of wild cymbidium coming down the mountain this year, so that the farmer can prune it before putting it on the pot, leaving two old seedlings behind. Three new seedlings have been sent out this spring, which are still strong compared with the old ones. On Sept. 10, the farmer accidentally discovered that it had a bud. Now only about 1/3 of them come out of the bud, and most of the buds are still under the soil. And what surprised me is that there are as many as six buds in this pot of Cymbidium, which is supposed to be unable to produce so many buds.

In line with the idea of finding out what happened, the farmer could take a closer look at the orchids in the pots at the same time. It is found that there are two similar pots of spring orchids, which are similar in terms of seedling condition, seedling number and flower bud number. In fact, the plant materials used in these orchids are exactly the same, and the environment is also in the same orchid shed, including Rain Water, light, temperature difference and other factors that affect the budding of Chunlan. So why are these two pots of spring different from others, producing so many buds?

If you have read the article by a good photographer before, you must remember that there was an article about how to make the spring orchid sprout more. In fact, it is the same reason that the spring orchid emerges more and more buds. The seedlings and buds of Cymbidium are split and grow from the pseudobulbs, and only the pseudobulbs are strong can they split into seedlings and buds better. At this point, you probably know how to make the false bulb stronger.

In fact, it is very simple, that is, when we put the Reed head (false bulb position) of Chunlan slightly higher than the edge of the basin, and then fill the plant into the basin. After planting, the orchid plant will rise above the edge of the basin, forming a small pile shape of steamed bread. The pseudobulbs planted in this way are more ventilated, can come into contact with more fresh air, and can accept sunlight, so they can accumulate more energy to germinate new seedlings and buds.

Orchid friends, have you ever done this when you planted Chunlan? The advantage of this method is that there are no side effects, unlike drugs to promote flowers and seedlings, it will bring some harm to the seedlings. Come and try it! If you like orchids, pay attention to good photographers. You are welcome to leave your comments and experiences in the comments section.