What kind of soil should be used to grow white orchids, and the rotten leaf soil should be preserved by adding substances?

Coarse sand, bark, organic fertilizer and other substances are mixed to make basin soil, which can be sprayed with ferrous sulfate solution to make it grow well.

White orchids are planted with rotten leaf soil.

Every time when planting white orchids, they need to be equipped with basin soil suitable for growth, so what kind of soil should be used for white orchids? generally, rotten leaf soil can be used as planting basin soil. in fact, an appropriate amount of river sand and organic fertilizer can be added to increase the air permeability and fertility of rotten leaf soil, which is beneficial to the growth of white orchids.

As a matter of fact, white orchids can also be planted with pastoral soil, but the survival rate is high without decaying leaf soil. if pastoral soil is used, it is best to add an appropriate amount of bark, leaves, organic fertilizer, coarse sand and other substances to the substrate. After each planting, it also needs appropriate amount of watering and conservation in the sun.

White orchids like acidic soil, usually in the process of planting, you can also spray an appropriate amount of solution such as ferrous sulfate on the planted basin soil to increase the acidity of the basin soil, but it should not be excessive, otherwise it will affect its normal growth. it can also increase the disease resistance of the plant and make it grow well after planting.