Tsuruwang orchid is a beautiful flower with flower languages such as freedom, happiness, and friendship. Its flower shape is peculiar, like a red bird flying, so it is also called the bird of paradise. It should be noted that crane orchids need to be old enough to bloom, and the flowers on the small pots of crane orchids in the flower market are generally plastic. The planting methods and precautions of Hewanglan are as follows:
1. Hewanglan prefers a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment, the suitable temperature range is 12°C to 25°C, and the room temperature is best kept above 5°C in winter.
2. Hewanglan is suitable for growing on loose, deep humus soil and can be prepared with a mixture of garden soil, grass charcoal and coarse sand. The potting soil should have good drainage to avoid root rot caused by stagnant water.
3. Crane Wanglan should be watered dry and wet, watered in summer, and frequently sprayed on the leaves and on the ground around the pots in spring and summer to increase air humidity and create a cool environment. After late autumn, watering should be reduced, and watering should be controlled in winter to keep the potting soil dry.
4. The growth period of Hewanglan requires the application of thin fertilizer water every half month, which can be used chicken and duck manure water or potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution. From the formation of the flower stem to the full flowering period, 0.5% superphosphate can be added to the fertilizer liquid, which will make the flower bloom more brightly. After flowering, the residual peduncles should be cut off in time to reduce nutrient consumption. Fertilization will be stopped after mid-October.
5. The daily light time of Hewanglan should not be less than 12 hours. In summer, it should be moderately shaded and avoid direct sunlight, otherwise it will burn the leaves. Winter requires more sunlight.
6. The wide leaves of Hewanglan often attract dust and dirt and need to be cleaned regularly. In general, it is recommended to wipe the leaves of Hewanglan at least once a month to keep them clean and beautiful. Of course, if your Hewanglan grows in a dusty or dirty air, it is recommended to increase the frequency of wiping to keep the leaves clean.
7. Hewanglan is prone to root rot, gray mold, bacterial blight and other diseases, and attention should be paid to prevention and control. Soak the seeds in warm water and disinfect the soil before sowing.