Can orchids be cultivated in plastic pots?

Now the materials of flowerpots are nothing more than ceramics, glass, pottery tiles and plastics. Some flower friends are particular about the materials of flowerpots, especially when raising some cherished flowers and plants. Let's talk about whether orchids can be cultivated in flowerpots made of plastic.

Of course, plastic pots can be used to raise orchids, no matter what kind of orchid pots, as long as they are used properly, they can produce good orchids. The proper use here needs to be judged according to the actual situation of their own orchid cultivation. For example, the black orchid pot room can be put on the balcony, because the black one absorbs heat quickly in summer and should burn roots, so the basin needs to match with the environment and plant materials.

Let's take a look at the advantages of growing orchids in plastic pots:

(1) time-saving and labor-saving: when I choose plastic orchid pots, I also choose fine plant materials (fine river sand, ten fine cork wood and ten fine bricks). They are watered once at intervals of more than a month in winter, and once every ten and a half days in spring, summer and autumn. Thus, the workload and labor intensity are greatly reduced.

(2) the humidity in the basin is the same: unlike the mud basin, which is wet and dry inside and outside after two days, the root near the basin wall is not empty, and the "moistening" time in the basin is relatively long.

(3) lightweight and hygienic: the plastic basin itself is light in weight and consistent in size. Put on the orchid rack with low pressure, easy to put and the basin does not produce alkali, it looks very neat and hygienic.

(4) easy to root and seedling: the plastic basin keeps warm and grows strongly in the orchid root in winter and early spring, so that Lanhui sprouts early, has more grass, grows fast, and generally does not sprout. Of course, everything is divided into two, there are advantages and disadvantages. For example, the problems such as the drainage of plant materials, the ventilation of the site and the shading and cooling in summer must not be ignored.