Oh, my God! I want to tell the world! My grafted crab claw orchid finally bloomed a flower
I previously posted an article about the repeated failures of grafted crab claw orchids. The amount of reading is high, and there are many friends who share the same failure experience as me, and of course, there are also some big gods who disdainfully ridicule.
This pot I have raised for more than three years. Before I raised cacti, this cactus grew slowly, growing for three years to grow three knots, at that time I longed for how beautiful it would be when it could be grafted into three layers of crab claw orchids!
But last year, when I finished grafting, although some new leaves also grew, the wood was obviously wrinkled, malnourished, and half-dead, and I almost gave up. But today, the weather was hot, and when I was about to move the flowers out, I saw this pot of grafted crab claw orchids placed in the last row, and it was actually blooming. Is this rekindling my fighting spirit? What about giving me hope of grafting crab claw orchids? Is there another subversive denial of my previous understanding?
In any case, from now on, you have to carefully serve this pot of cactus grafted crab claw orchids, to see if you can have more leaves after the vigorous growth in spring? What if you can bloom more flowers in winter?
