How do you raise wild orchids? How to raise wild orchids in the mountains

1.After wild orchids, they should first be soaked in water to make the shriveled fleshy roots full without wrinkles, then wash the roots, cut off the rotten roots, dry them and see that the roots are white, and they can be planted with mountain soil or humus soil.

2.After planting, water enough water and keep it in a cool and windy place for 2 to 3 weeks, and then gradually move it to a ventilated sunny place for normal management.

3.Yanglan has "four tips", namely: "spring does not come out", as the saying goes, "spring breeze cracks stones", it is easy to cramp too early, and it is advisable to go out of the room before the rain in the valley after the Qingming Festival; "Summer is not a day", direct sunlight should not be exposed to summer in summer, and it is necessary to build a shed to shade and receive astigmatism; "Autumn is not dry", autumn is the season for orchids to sprout and arrow, therefore, the humidity should be a little larger; "Winter is not wet", orchids are fleshy roots, water consumption is small after hibernation, potting soil can be seen to be damp, and the roots and leaves are prone to black spot disease if the water is large.

4.If there is a blue lice due to poor ventilation and stuffiness, it can be mixed with dichlorvos 100-1200 times and carbendazim 800 1000 times or sprayed alternately with Bordeaux solution, once every 1 2 weeks. Fertilization should be diluted to 2:

8 fertilizer water, every 2 to 3 weeks from the end of June.

Expansion: 1Constant pruning is carried out in orchid culture.

When the old leaves are yellow, they should be cut off in time to facilitate ventilation, and the tips of some leaves should also be cut off. In particular, leaves with pests and diseases should be removed in time to avoid infection. When cutting off the leaves of viral disease, do not use scissors to cut the disease-free leaves to prevent the virus from spreading.

If the same pair of scissors is used, it needs to be sterilized.

2.After the precious orchid flower buds are unearthed, if there are too many flower buds, strong buds should be left, and the rest of the thin flower buds should be removed, and it is advisable to leave 1-2 flower buds in each pot. If there are too many flower buds, it will not only make the flowers bloom badly in the year, but also consume too much nutrients from the mother to affect the flowering of the next year.

Generally, orchids do not cut off flower buds.

3.The flowers of the spring orchid bloom for about half a month, and the flowers need to be cut off; The flowers of the summer orchid should also be cut off when they open for a week after the last flower on the inflorescence. Valuable varieties should not be pollinated and fruited, otherwise it will affect the flowering of the next year.

If it is cross-bred, it needs to be cultivated to make the fruit full and ripe.

The wild hermit orchid in the mountains is a very beautiful plant, they grow in the high mountains and require special maintenance methods. If you want to raise wild orchids at home, you can do so by following these steps:

The first step is to choose the right soil. Wild orchids prefer to grow in well-drained, organic-rich soil. You can grow orchids using a mixture of perlite, humus, and decaying man.

The second step is to choose the right pot. Wild orchids grow in alpine environments, so they need a well-ventilated pot. It is recommended to use a ceramic or plastic basin with good air permeability.

The fourth step is fertilization. Wild orchids grow slowly, so they don't need to be fertilized frequently. You can apply fertilizer once in spring and once in summer, and you can use organic fertilizer.

Wild orchids need plenty of sunlight, but they also need to be protected from direct exposure. In the summer, orchids can be placed outdoors, but avoid direct sunlight. In winter, orchids can be placed indoors, but make sure there is enough spike bridge light.

In conclusion, raising wild orchids requires patience and careful care. If you can follow the steps above, I believe you can also grow beautiful wild orchids at home.

For freshly collected or purchased orchids, remove the outer wrap in time. Inspect the orchid plant, remove the rotten roots, cut off the dead leaves, then disinfect with a potassium permanganate solution and leave it aside to dry. To prepare suitable soil, you can mix mountain red soil, humus soil, river sand, etc., and put it into a pot after disinfection, and plant the roots of wild orchids into it.

When cultivating orchids, humus, garden soil, and river sand can be mixed as a substrate for cultivation. During the growth of orchids, they can be watered every 5 7 days in autumn and every 3 4 days in winter to keep the soil slightly moist. In the process of orchid growth, it is also necessary to give appropriate astigmatism irradiation, and apply well-rotted organic fertilizer every other week to make it grow vigorously.

Orchids are suitable for growing in humus rich and well-drained soil, and when cultivating orchids, humus, river sand, and perlite can be mixed into a substrate for cultivation. Before planting, an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer should be added to the soil to strengthen the fertility of the soil, so that the orchid can grow vigorously.

Orchids are suitable for growing in a humid environment, and the amount of watering for orchids needs to be controlled according to the change of seasons, and they can be watered every 5 7 days in autumn. In winter, it is necessary to water every 3 to 4 days to keep the soil slightly moist.

Orchids can be placed in a bright place for maintenance, given about 5 hours of astigmatism, when the light is too strong in summer, the orchid can be placed in a sunny place for maintenance, and build a bamboo curtain to let the orchid receive astigmatism. In winter, the light is softer, allowing the orchid to receive all-weather light, allowing it to grow vigorously.

In the spring, the orchid grows vigorously and needs to be applied with well-rotted organic fertilizer once a week. Autumn orchids grow slowly, and the amount of fertilizer needs to be reduced, which can be applied every half a month. In winter, orchids enter the dormant period, and the demand for nutrients is less, so fertilizer needs to be stopped to avoid root burning.