The orchid basin pads it, which is easier to use than ceramsite, and its roots are growing wildly.

Styrofoam is really common in daily life, but some people do use it to grow orchids? How do you operate it?

This method has never been seen before. I thought it would die, but after a few months, the orchid grew better and better, with luxuriant branches and leaves, and exuberant roots.

Because the orchid butt soil requirements are high, to be loose and breathable, good drainage, but also with a little fertility.

Styrofoam is good.

Plastic foam is very common in daily life. Generally transport large objects will be used, the weight is very light, put in the orchid basin, breathable, not at all, but also can improve the drainage and permeability of the soil.

When changing the pot, put the plastic foam into small pieces of 2cm or so, pad it at the bottom of the flowerpot, and then sprinkle it with nutritious soil.

When operating, you should be careful not to mix the soil together and not to lay it on the surface of the soil. Otherwise, it won't make much difference.

And the plastic foam can also keep warm, when the weather is cold, it can protect the roots from the cold air.

There are also disadvantages, ha, plastic foam is relatively light, just planted orchids do not use this material, is not conducive to plant growth.

Plastic foam is inherently unnutritious. Therefore, we should pay attention to fertilizing orchids and fertilize nitrogen fertilizer 1-2 times in 30 days.