How should the orchid be watered during the flowering period

The magnolia has broad and thick leaves, obvious texture and more colors. The flowering time of the orchid is different because of the environment and temperature. The warm and humid ones can open in winter, and those with a slightly lower temperature can open in spring. How should it be watered during flowering?

How should the orchid be watered during the flowering period? the first thing to do is to look at the soil before the soil can determine the frequency of watering. The orchid belongs to the fleshy root system and is relatively drought-resistant. Most of the soil planted in Cymbidium is rotten leaf soil, which has strong water permeability and general water retention. When planted with rotten leaf soil, it can be watered immediately after it is dry. Try it with one finger and you can obviously feel it.

If the gentleman orchid planted with nutritious soil, because the water permeability of such basin soil is relatively poor and the water retention is relatively strong, as long as the surface layer of the basin soil is a little dry, it needs to be watered, but it cannot be watered thoroughly. Just wet the surface soil thoroughly.

Planting flowerpots of magnolia is also a key, most friends are planted in pottery pots, such watering frequency is faster, because the pottery pots themselves are breathable. For orchids planted in plastic pots and gallon pots, be sure to use rotten leaf soil or humus soil to grow magnolia, otherwise, there is a greater chance of rotting roots. Using plastic pots to water the magnolia can be seen dry and wet, once all dry, although it does little harm to the root system of the magnolia, but it is more difficult to water, the characteristic of peat soil is that after dry, the water absorption is relatively slow.

During the flowering period, the orchid is watered according to the conditions of soil, flowerpot and ventilation. when the basin soil is permeable and permeable, the watering problem is not big, and the soil that is prone to stagnant water must be careful not to silt up, and the flowering period of the orchid will obviously become shorter and even wither.