How can orchids blossom? what are their habits?

Orchids have always liked warm and humid environments. If you want orchids to blossom, you must ensure that the light, water and temperature received by orchids are within a certain reasonable range, and that you should be more familiar with the habits of orchids and give orchids a small amount of light; the amount of water in different growth periods of orchids should also be changed as appropriate, and the temperature of orchids should also be controlled. Only by taking good care of the orchids can we see the normal flowering of the orchids.

I. Plant habits

Orchids always like warm and humid climates. when raising orchids, it is important to make sure that the culture environment of orchids is moist to avoid high temperature and dryness. The growth of orchids requires that the upper surface of the soil should be thick, rich in humus, and ensure that the soil has good water permeability and water retention.

Second, how to raise it

1. Give a small amount of light

If you want the orchid plant to blossom, it needs to be exposed to non-irritating light, and measures need to be taken to shade it when the sun is too strong. But do not like the light, it is not always without light, or give it an appropriate amount of light time every day, which can not only ensure its temperature, but also increase plant nutrition and promote flowers to bloom.

2. Suitable amount of water

When raising orchids, be sure to make sure that the amount of water is different one by one at different times. If it is near the flowering period or the new leaf bud growth period, you need to control the amount of water, properly less water, too much water or stagnant water in the basin. When it comes to the Meiyu season, you should move back to the house or cover it with plastic film to protect it from the rain. Give water three to four times a week in spring and autumn, not too much water each time; stop water as appropriate in winter, water once a day in summer, the amount of water should not be too much at a time, when it is relatively dry in autumn, the amount of water can be increased appropriately.

3. Control the temperature.

In fact, a certain temperature difference between day and night can make the orchid blossom faster, but it should also be controlled within a certain range, neither too high nor too low so as to affect its growth, and the most suitable growth temperature can be maintained at about 15 degrees.