Do the newly planted seedlings of Cymbidium need light?

A gentleman's orchid blossoms only when it grows big enough, and some flower friends say that it can only blossom when it grows to how many pairs of leaves. This is indeed the case. Since we do not have a big gentleman orchid, we might as well start with a small one. As the subject said, let's take a look.

At the beginning of breeding magnolia, Huahua was placed on the balcony, because there was no problem in spring, but in summer, Huahua found that the leaves of Magnolia began to turn yellow, and later learned that it was not a kind of plant that liked the sun very much. in order to make it recover as soon as possible, Huahua is directly put into the living room for cultivation, because the sun is not much but bright enough. The other leaves have never appeared yellow leaves since they were raised here.

From this it is inferred that it may not like too much sunshine, so the late flower did not be put on the balcony in the summer, the seedlings just planted, or relatively weak, at this time must be the root system has not yet taken the pot, in order not to let the gentleman orchid have problems, only put it in a relatively bright position in the living room for maintenance.

That is to say, when the seedlings are young, there is almost no need for light, and of course, they can not be exposed to direct sunlight. After a period of breeding, they begin to have changes in growth. At this time, some sunlight can be exposed appropriately, but in summer, you still need to pay attention to shade.