What if the leaves and roots of the gentleman's orchid are dry?

Some orchid growers, in order to make the orchid grow fast, often apply fertilizer, especially concentrated fertilizer, due to excessive application, and there is no water mixed with the original juice bean cake liquid, will soon make the leaves dry, when poured out of the basin soil, it was found that part of the roots also dried up. This is due to the excessive application of soybean cake liquid, which burns the roots and makes the leaves and roots dry up.

In the process of growth, Magnolia should follow the principle of thin fertilizer and diligent application, and fertilization should not be too thick. If too much fertilizer is applied, the roots can not be absorbed at all, but it will cause rotten roots and withered leaves. This kind of cultivation method of "pulling out seedlings to encourage" is not advisable. Once this happens, the magnolia should be knocked out of the basin immediately and replanted with the newly prepared culture soil.