How to remove the bark from the dead willow and cultivate the gentleman orchid?

After the bark has been fermented, it is very good to cultivate orchids, orchids and other plants with relatively thick roots. Because their roots are the kind of white roots, the moisture should be more strict, if the soil is silted, it is easy to rot roots, so most flower friends will choose to use bark to plant. Bark permeability is very good, and there are nutrients, the cultivation of orchids, such as gentleman orchid, the effect is very obvious. It is loose, breathable and nutritious.

We can take the bark off the dead tree outside, then deal with it and plant a gentleman's orchid. Whether it is willow bark or pine bark, as long as it is bark can be used directly. When we take off the bark, the first thing to do is to break the bark into small pieces. According to the size of your basin, cut it into small pieces of about one centimeter. After cutting, find a container to soak the bark in it for a day or two, soak it out, put it in a sealed container, and then put it in the sun to ferment. In general, the fermentation can be done in three or four months, and then the plants can be planted and used directly. We can also use a spray can to spray some bacteria or starters during fermentation to speed up its fermentation.

If you plant a gentleman's orchid with bark, plant orchids, the bark must be thoroughly fermented, at least you can scrape off a layer of black things with your hands, which is basically fermented, so that it is not easy to burn roots after planting. Because after the bark is planted on the plant, if it is fermented in the basin, it is easy to burn the root and cause root damage.

To plant orchids, it is best to add some other plant materials to plant orchids. For example, gold plant stone, ceramsite and so on, can be mixed with the two, the effect will be better. This kind of bark is both nutritious and permeable, and it is very good to raise orchids and so on. If you are a novice, you can go outside to look for it, and then come back to plant your own fermented orchids. There will be no rotten roots, and any kind of orchids can grow very well.