How to raise orchids after changing pots? The orchid recovers quickly after changing pots.

Change the pot of orchids

As the saying goes: three minutes, seven minutes. After orchids are planted, management is very important. After changing pots, orchids must be managed in this way in order to grow well, and there are three main links in management:

1. Pour water thoroughly

After the orchids are planted, the first watering must be thoroughly watered, so that every part of the orchid soil in the whole basin is moist, commonly known as root water. A small amount of growth agents such as root promotion and flower root growth can also be mixed in water, but the ratio concentration should be twice as thin as normal (if the root has been soaked with 1000 times diluent, it does not need to be irrigated). It should be noted that when pouring root water, it must not be mixed with fertilizer.

2. Do a good job in the overcast period.

The newly planted orchids should be placed in a cool and ventilated place for 25 to 30 days because the roots have not yet formed the best supply relationship with the surrounding soil, so they should be placed in a cool and ventilated place for 25 to 30 days. Other orchids with developed roots and strong growth can also shorten the shade protection period. After 15 days, the flower root of 1500 times dilution can be watered again, and 2000 times diluted buds can be watered again in 30 days. These plant growth regulators may not be used. If used, do not overdo it.

The orchid just put on the pot should not be fertilized within 2 months, the good root system can apply thin fertilizer after 2 months, the bad root system should not be used in half a year, and the thin fertilizer can be applied half a year later.

3. The environment is suitable

The orchids that have passed the shady period can be put in the greenhouse for normal management. In management, as long as we can master four elements (light, temperature, humidity, ventilation) and three links (watering, fertilization, pest control), orchids can grow luxuriantly and thrive.