If you want to raise orchids well, you should not water and fertilize orchids too often.

Many orchid friends responded, "Why are orchids so difficult to raise?" In fact, different kinds of orchids have their own habits and growth rules. If you want to raise orchids well, you must not care too much. If you violate the law of orchid growth, things will go against your wishes. In this way, not only orchids can not be raised well, but also orchids may be broken. So, if you want to raise orchids well, you must first learn to be lazy. The following three points are examples of care and transition often encountered in the process of orchid cultivation, and we must avoid them.

Water the orchids

1. Watering orchids too often

Watering for three years. It means that watering orchids requires some hard work to be handy and easy to use. Whether orchids need water or not must be determined according to climate, season, pots and plants. Beginners of orchids, because of excessive care for orchids, fear that orchids are short of water, so they are frequently watered when they see the topsoil of orchids a little dry. Such excessive watering often makes the basin soil too wet and leads to the rotten roots of orchids. In fact, orchids are two drought-tolerant plants that do not need too much water. Experience shows that the dry humidity of orchid pot soil should be moist but not wet, dry in wet but not dry.

2. Change the soil for orchids too often

There are many kinds of high-quality plants that can be used to plant orchids, and their proper use is indeed beneficial to the growth of orchids. Today, some orchid farmers have heard that a certain kind of plant is good, and they have replaced all the plants they originally planted with orchids without a small number of orchid seedlings. Tomorrow, they hear that another kind of plant will plant orchids and change the soil again.

Change the pot of orchids

Every time the orchid is replanted, it must take about 15 days before it can be replanted in the pot, and some orchids will inevitably be hurt when it is turned over. How can the orchid bear the torture of changing soil frequently? The mixed soil used in orchid planting, as long as the substrate is selected properly and the mixing proportion is reasonable, such mixture can generally meet the 3-year nutrient demand of orchids, under normal circumstances, there is no need to change soil frequently.

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3. Regular inspection of pullout seedlings

Most of the young and weak seedlings and single seedlings of orchids are hope seedlings with few roots and weak seedlings. Some orchid friends raise this kind of orchid seedlings after planting, take good care of them, care for them, and place high hopes on them, hoping that they will take root, sprout, grow and blossom quickly. Often peel off the matrix around the orchid plant to check that the orchid plant has no new sprouts, break the buds accidentally, hurt the bud eyes, and even pull up the orchid seedlings to check whether the new roots of the orchid plants have germinated. How can orchids withstand such troubles!