How to raise white orchids? Introduction to the growth habits and Culture methods of White Orchid

White orchid is a kind of ornamental evergreen tree, which generally blossoms in summer and has a long flowering period, so it is very suitable for planting in the courtyard. White orchid is suitable for planting in the Yangtze River valley and the area to the south of the Yangtze River, so how to raise a white orchid well? The following is to introduce the growth habits and culture methods of white orchids.

Soil

White orchids like fluffy, breathable, fertile, slightly acidic soil. If potted plants can use a mixture of humus soil and a small amount of river sand, if the soil planted in the courtyard is not up to standard, more organic fertilizer can be applied to improve the soil environment and make it loose and breathable.

Sunlight and temperature

White orchids like the sun, it is recommended to plant in the sun, sufficient sunlight is conducive to its growth, white orchids are not cold-resistant, the winter temperature is lower than 5 ℃, it is necessary to take cold measures, if pot culture is recommended to move into the indoor, if the courtyard planting can use straw, film and other cover trees.

Moisture content

The white orchid is not tolerant to drought and afraid of waterlogging. When watering, you should follow the principle of seeing dry and wet. Every time you water thoroughly, there is no stagnant water, and when the soil is almost dry, the white orchid can also judge whether it is short of water by its leaves. Drooping leaves are the symptoms of water shortage, it is necessary to replenish water in time, reduce watering frequency in winter, and pay attention to water temperature at the same time.

Fertilizer application

If the white orchid is to grow well, fertilization is also very important. The peak growth period of the white orchid is in spring and autumn every year, when the temperature is not cold or hot. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer is applied every half a month, about 5 grams per plant. In order to avoid rooting, the fertilizer should be diluted with water.