Three small ways to keep the flower buds out of the orchid depends on it.
Orchids have been loved by people since ancient times and are the gentleman of flowers. But if you want the orchid to grow vigorously, blossom constantly, and the bud keeps popping out, you really need some conservation skills. Today, the editor summed up three ways to keep the orchid bud popping out. Master these three methods, and the orchid will give you a big surprise and bid farewell to the trouble of growing orchids and not blooming.
1. Master the temperature difference. People who often raise orchids know that temperature differences play a key role in the growth of orchids, especially before and during budding. The environment with large temperature differences can promote orchids to form buds, because the original place of orchids determines their habit of budding and blooming. Especially in autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is large, which is most conducive to the growth of orchids at this time. Therefore, we should seize this favorable opportunity to increase the temperature difference of the orchid environment, such as: the temperature is 20muri 28 degrees during the day and 20 degrees at night. The greater the temperature difference is, the better the pregnant buds are, the more there are. As the saying goes, "temperature difference is a treasure, and orchids are indispensable." That's the truth.
2. Add some sunshine. Although orchids belong to shade-tolerant plants, they can't grow well without sunlight. Because light can make nutrients for plants, can carry out photosynthesis, and can produce chlorophyll. If there is no light, the leaves will not be able to carry out photosynthesis, chlorophyll will be lacking, nutrients will be lost, let alone flowering. Therefore, giving sufficient scattered light is beneficial to the growth of orchid plants and the budding and flowering of orchids.
3. Apply fertilizer properly. Orchids, like other plants, cannot grow without fertilizer. But orchids are different from other plants, improper fertilization not only can not help its growth, but will cause rotten seedlings and rotten roots, especially for beginners, we must be careful again to fertilize orchids, general agricultural organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer should not be used, we should choose water-soluble orchid special fertilizer, which can greatly reduce the harm to orchids and promote the growth, bud and flowering of orchids at the same time.
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