How to grow wind and rain orchids

Wind and rain orchid is actually very easy to raise, for novice flower friends may not know how to grow wind and rain orchid, this article starts from the most basic, respectively from the wind and rain orchid sowing, ball planting and daily maintenance to talk to flower friends about how to grow wind and rain orchid, and strive to let flower friends understand the wind and rain orchid in an article.

Let's first talk about the daily maintenance of wind and rain orchid, then plant balls, and finally say that wind and rain orchid sow.

1. Daily maintenance of wind and rain orchid

The daily maintenance of wind and rain orchids can be done with rough cultivation, that is to say, there is no need to take care of it too carefully, generally speaking, it is OK to cover 2-3 cm of soil, 20-30 cm of pots, about 5-6 pots, and flowerpots with a depth of medium pots, that is, pots that are neither shallow nor deep. After planting, in addition to watering and fertilizing, they should be given more light every day (when the sun is more poisonous in summer, you can shade properly) In the words of flower friends, you are not afraid of cold or heat, plant as you like.

2. wind and rain orchid bulb planting

After reading the daily maintenance, I believe that the flower friends also basically understand almost, the thickness of the soil cover, planting density are explained, there is no more repetition here, dedicated to a flower friend of the wind and rain orchid ball picture.

3. Wind and rain orchid sowing

Sowing is also a common method for flower friends. There are three methods: soil sowing, water drifting, and sprouting. The commonness of these three methods is that the temperature is too low, and the germination rate of most flowers and colors of orchid seeds below 20 degrees is basically zero. Therefore, flower friends must consider the temperature when sowing.

The following is a summary of the experience of a flower friend, who can also refer to it:

Orchid sowing or bulb (bulb) planting can be carried out all year round, but it is the best in spring (there are also autumn sowing varieties). As long as the root of the ball is dug up, 3 or 5 balls are planted in each place and watered to maintain proper humidity, it is very easy to survive. When digging up the bulbs, be careful not to hurt them. If there are too many leaves and flower stems, cut off the upper part and keep the complete bulb and 6-8 cm leaves for planting. If the bulb has germinated buds and fully watered after branching, it can still bloom, and the flowering period of wind and rain orchids will be from April to September.