Notes on the introduction of edible fungi, what about the empty root of Magnolia?

In the process of turning and changing pots for magnolia, flower friends often encounter the situation that the root of magnolia looks clean and complete on the surface but empty inside, this phenomenon is used to be called empty root. The root cause of the empty root is caused by the water loss of the gentleman orchid root in the dry environment for a long time. Put an end to the empty root of the gentleman orchid must prescribe the right medicine to the case, specifically, there are two measures.

First, watering should be adequate and "half of the water" should be put an end to. Watering orchids is a basic skill in raising orchids, and it is also a difficult problem to master. The difficulty lies in the phenomenon of "half water" due to watering. The so-called "half water" means that the moisture of the plant material in the upper part of the orchid basin is moderately moist, while the lower part is dry. This is the crux of the problem that causes the empty root of Langen. There are two ways to put an end to this phenomenon: one is to water the orchid repeatedly several times, not to stop watering at the sight of the running water at the bottom of the orchid basin. In fact, sometimes when the orchid is watered a little, the water flows out from the bottom of the orchid basin, but the internal plant material is dry. Therefore, it is necessary to repeatedly pour several times to ensure that the plant material is fully moist. The second is to use the "sitting basin" (soaking basin) method to water. That is, put the orchid basin in the container holding water, so that the height of the surface of the basin soil is basically the same as the height of the water surface in the container, so that the water slowly up from the bottom of the basin fully moisturizes the plant material. This method of watering is the most uniform and sufficient.

Second, the plant material should be adjusted evenly to ensure that the potted soil is in full contact with Langen. "if there is no soil, the root is empty." It is indeed speaking from experience. Practice has proved that the basin soil is not in full contact with Langen for a long time, and the Langen loses water in the air, which is bound to appear the phenomenon of empty root. Based on this, this requires orchid growers to fully adjust the plant material when planting Magnolia, and add it in turn according to the order of large, medium and small particles, and each additional layer of plant material should gently pat the basin wall to make the basin soil fully contact with the orchid root. After putting on the basin, use the "sitting basin" (soaking basin) method to water thoroughly. Further increase the contact surface between the root and the plant, and then bring it into the daily management, such as proper management, can effectively avoid the phenomenon of empty root.