How to breed orchids with soil? Soil preparation method for cultivating orchids

The soil allocation method of orchids is actually very simple. Usually, rotten leaf soil and coarse sand can be mixed according to 7:3 as substrate, and garden soil, rotten leaf soil and sawdust can be mixed according to 4:3:2 as substrate. In fact, it is also very good to use garden soil, coconut brick and orchid stone as substrate at 4:4:2, which is conducive to the better growth of orchids.

Soil allocation method for culturing orchids

1. Decaying soil

Orchids do not have high requirements for soil, there are many kinds of soil allocation methods, usually you can use rotten leaf soil, in which an appropriate amount of coarse sand can be added, mixed according to the proportion of 7:3, but also can add rotten organic fertilizer to improve soil fertility.

2. Soft matrix

Orchids usually grow well in loose, breathable and water-retaining substrates, and can make orchids bloom beautifully. We can use garden soil, rotten leaf soil, and sawdust (bark) to mix at 4:3:2 to help orchid roots grow.

3. Mixed soil

At ordinary times, when cultivating orchids, you need to raise them in containers of suitable size, and you can use containers such as mud pots, purple sand pots and plastic pots, so how to mix soil for breeding orchids? ordinary garden soil, coconut bricks and orchid stone can be mixed according to the proportion of 4:4:2. Adding the right amount of nutrient soil is also very good.

In fact, orchids can also use rotten leaf soil and garden soil as the main soil, in which pebbles, sediment, orchid stone, coconut bricks, sawdust and other substrates can be added. The mixed soil is very suitable for breeding and can make the orchid grow luxuriantly. More ornamental value.