How to make orchids grow vigorously

Many friends like to raise orchids at home, which can not only be appreciated, but also decorate the space and purify the air. Especially in the hot summer, the eyes of a green, can always bring people a touch of freshness and green, let people feel warm.

Orchid vitality is relatively tenacious, very easy to feed, but for a small number of potted friends, due to various reasons, it is always unable to raise it. Orchids are usually more attractive when they are growing vigorously, but orchids raised by some potted friends grow very slowly and are not highly ornamental. So, what about.

In fact, if you want to grow orchids vigorously, in addition to doing a good job in daily maintenance and management, we can also pour some of these things on them to make sure that your orchids grow greenly and exuberantly, showing a scene of exploding pots. And almost every family has this kind of thing, that is, white vinegar.

Orchids like slightly acidic potted soil, while white vinegar is not only rich in sugars, but also rich in organic acids, calcium, zinc and other nutrients. Using a little white vinegar water for orchids can not only improve the acidity of the soil, but also supplement a lot of nutrients.

After absorbing a large amount of nutrients in white vinegar, it is difficult for orchids not to grow exuberantly. Not only that, pouring a little white vinegar water on orchids can also prevent the salinization of potted soil, which is very good for improving soil quality.

But before use, it must be diluted with water, and the concentration should be well controlled. First take a little white vinegar, then dilute it with water in a proportion of several hundred times, stir it well and then give the orchid root directly. Keep watering it every 10 days or so, and it will take effect after 1 month.

And in addition to using white vinegar water, we can also collect some Rain Water when it rains. Rain Water in the south is generally slightly acidic. Using Rain Water to raise orchids can effectively improve the acidity of the soil and make the potted soil more suitable for plant growth.

Therefore, if we use clear water to raise orchids and find that the plant does not grow vigorously, we might as well use a little white vinegar water. If we feel that it is too troublesome to use white vinegar water, and it is not easy to grasp the concentration and frequency, then we can also collect some Rain Water to water orchids, and the plant must grow vigorously.