Many novices in Yanglan are often too anxious and accidentally strangle these little lives in the cradle. Do you know? Yanglan should be "lazy", don't be too diligent, and don't be too anxious. Of course, when it's time to make a move, we still have to make a move, such as a critical moment like turning a pot.
Let's start with watering. As soon as many novice orchid friends saw the color of the pot change slightly, they watered in a panic, as if the orchid grass would wither in the next second. In fact, this is easy to make the small environment around Langen become impermeable, Langen can't stand this kind of "water prison" treatment, it will start to rot, and the orchid leaves will naturally not grow well. Therefore, when it comes to watering, you have to be moderately "lazy" to let Langan breathe.
The same goes for fertilization. Some orchid friends are really fond of flowers, for fear that the orchid is not nutritious enough, so they fertilize vigorously. But don't forget, it's too much! If you use the humus soil on the mountain to raise orchids, the nutrients will be enough for orchids to grow for a cycle. For other planting materials, it is enough to apply fertilizer two or three times a year, and the concentration must be light. Remember, if you are lazy to fertilize, orchids are healthier.
When it comes to turning pots, it's also a technical job. Orchids don't need to be repotted all year round, about once every two years is enough. Some anxious orchid friends want to turn over the pot from time to time to see how the orchid root looks, which is actually disturbing the growth rhythm of the orchid. Langan has just adapted to the new environment, and you give it a different environment, so how can it concentrate on growing? Of course, if the orchid is really sick, then it should be turned over or turned over, and the stop loss should be stopped in time.
In addition to being "lazy", Yanglan also has to be "diligent". It is important to ventilate frequently. The environment of the orchid house should be ventilated, and the orchid pot planting material should be well ventilated in addition to moisturizing. Because the orchid root is born from a semi-air root, the bluegrass can thrive when it is well ventilated.
Be observant. Take a look at the growth of bluegrass, and deal with it as soon as you find signs of disease, so as to minimize the loss.
Finally, communicate frequently and learn more. Raising orchids is not a one-person battle, ask other orchid friends for advice, learn appreciation knowledge, understand the market situation, so as to improve in the planting, breeding, appreciation.
Oh yes, spring is a great time for orchids to repot. At this time, the temperature and humidity are rising, and the repotted orchid can adapt to the new environment more quickly. But remember, not all orchids need to be repotted at this time.
Orchids that have been repotted for more than two years and have growth problems can be considered repotting. And those orchids that have not been repotted for a long time and have grown healthily, or orchids that have not yet been potted, should not be easily turned.
After turning the pot, you should also pay attention to watering. Do not dry or water the planting material, and do not let the orchid be drenched in rain to avoid root rot. Also, the orchid that has just been repotted does not need to be fertilized, so wait for it to be potted before thinking about fertilization.