Are you still worrying about changing pots for hanging orchids? The best method of changing pots for hanging orchids

Cymbidium is considered to be the best foliage plant for breeding and easy to reproduce. The hanging orchid can grow a big basin in a year, so many people want to change the basin for the hanging orchid, but they don't know how to change it. So what is the method of changing pots for hanging orchids? The following editor shares with you the correct way to change the basin of the hanging orchid.

Change the basin: you can change the basin in spring as needed. Propagation: Cymbidium can be propagated by cutting, ramet, sowing and other methods. Cuttings and ramet propagation can be carried out at any time from spring to autumn. Cymbidium has strong adaptability and high survival rate, so it is generally easy to reproduce. When planting, as long as the stolon with new buds is inserted into the soil, it can take root in about a week, and it can be transplanted into a pot in about 20 days and watered thoroughly and maintained in a shady place. When ramets, the plant of Cymbidium can be lifted out of the pot, the old soil and rotten roots can be removed, and the old root can be cut open, so that there are three stems on the split plant, and then transplanted and cultured respectively. The clustered stems and leaves on the stolon of Cymbidium can also be cut (in fact, it is a new plant larva, with leaves on the top and air roots on the bottom), and can be planted directly in the flowerpot. The seed propagation of Cymbidium can be carried out in March every year. Because its seed grain is not big, the covering soil above should not be thick after sowing, generally 0.5 cm. Under the condition of 15 ℃, the seeds can germinate in about 2 weeks, and then transplant and culture after the seedlings take shape. Prune the yellow leaves at any time. The basin can be turned once a year in March to cut off the old root, rotten root and excess fibrous root. Cutting off some of the old leaves of Cymbidium in the first and middle of May will promote the germination of more new leaves and small orchids.

Humidity likes the moist environment, in order to make the orchid fresh and fresh green, you can often spray water to clean the leaves. Cymbidium should have large pots and few plants, and prefer sandy soil with good drainage and air permeability, such as 2-3 plants in medium-sized flowerpots. If the number of plants is too much, the need for water is also too much, such as the insufficient supply of water content in small soil, and it is easy for leaves to wither. Potted plants often mix rotten leaf soil or peat soil, garden soil and river sand with a small amount of base fertilizer as substrate.

The roots of Cymbidium grow so fast that they usually have to change the basin once a year to cut off the root system of 1.

Finally, the editor warmly reminds everyone: after changing the basin, you should pay attention to the maintenance in a warm and sheltered place, pour enough water with roots for the first time, and then control watering. You can spray water to the leaves every day to prevent them from drying up. However, it is normal for the leaves to have inner coils, as long as the leaves are sprayed for about a week.