A wonderful recipe for making the orchid blossom early

The key techniques to make orchids blossom early:

① soil. The cultivated soil must be loose, permeable and rich in nutrients, and keep changing the soil every year. The basin soil was prepared with 60 {bf} rotten leaf soil, 20 {bf} mature horse manure soil, 10 {bf} river sand and 10 {bf} bone powder.

② temperature. Cooling measures should be taken in summer to create a small environment of 20 ℃-25 ℃ in the daytime and 15 ℃-20 ℃ at night, and reasonable fertilization should be applied to make the orchid not dormant in summer.

③ illumination. Since May, with the rise of temperature and the enhancement of sunlight, the transmittance has been continuously adjusted to ensure the normal growth of Cymbidium in summer.

④ humidity. Create a small environment with a humidity of not less than 60 ℃. As long as the above conditions are met, most magnolia will be able to draw arrows and blossom in 2-3 years. Most magnanimous orchids can only draw one arrow a year and blossom once, but if they are cultivated properly, they can also draw 2-3 arrows a year. Each arrow is often made up of 10-30 florets, up to 40.