How to manage the budding stage of orchids

When the orchid sprouts, it needs to be watered every 5 days or so to give it sufficient light. It should be protected from the sun when sprouting in summer, and provide moisture to the orchid in time. In autumn, the temperature should be maintained at about 18-25 ℃. In fact, agents can also be used to accelerate germination, which can make the orchid take root and sprout faster.

1. Water and fertilizer management

Every spring and autumn, when the orchid breeds, it needs to control the amount of water it sprouts. It can be watered every 5 days or so. Do not fertilize it. Stop watering it when it is cloudy and rainy. Only in this way can orchids sprout better in the soil.

2. Light demand many people do not know that orchids need to grow under sufficient light when they grow up, maintain them in the sun when they sprout, and put them in good ventilation, so that orchids can germinate rapidly. it is also beneficial to the growth of orchid seedlings.

3. Sunscreen and cooling

In fact, orchids can also be sowed and sprouted in summer, but the survival rate will be very low, and they need to be moved to a cool and ventilated place to prevent the sun, and spray water around every day to reduce the temperature, which can promote orchids to take root faster and sprout. Increase the success rate of orchid germination.

4. Controlling the temperature generally orchids like to grow at about 25 ℃, and the temperature difference between day and night in autumn is relatively large, so it is necessary to control the temperature, otherwise it will affect the efficiency of orchid sprouting, or even may not sprout, we can control the temperature at 18-25 ℃, which is conducive to orchid budding.

5. Budding treatment

Orchids in the budding period, in fact, we can also spray orchids, such as the king of orchids and other hormones that promote the sprouting of orchids, some of them can be sprayed appropriately, which can make orchids sprout quickly, but orchids grow quickly after sprouting, which is not as valuable as natural orchids, so it is usually best not to spray chemicals to promote sprouting.