Is it OK to use Junzi orchid soil when transplanting crab foot orchid?

I think it's good to use ordinary nutrient soil when transplanting crab claw lotus, of course, you can also use the soil of Junzi Orchid, because Junzi Orchid also uses nutrient soil.

Yes, the crab foot orchid can be transplanted and planted on the soil of the junzi orchid, this has no effect, don't worry.

Yes, you can use the soil of the crab foot orchid when transplanting, because the soil quality of the two needs is the same.

OK. I once broke off a leaf of the crab orchid and put it in a pot of the orchid, and then it came alive and took root.

This is feasible, because the soil of the orchid is relatively loose and fertile, which is conducive to the growth of its root system after planting, and does not cause the problem of rotten roots due to water accumulation.

There is no problem with the soil of the crab foot orchid, and the nutrients contained in the soil of the crab foot orchid are still very rich, which is very suitable for the growth of the crab claw orchid.

It is possible to use the flower soil of the orchid when transplanting the crab claw orchid. But be careful when watering because crab claw orchids are succulents. Don't pour too much water.

Crab claw lotus can be transplanted with Junzi orchid soil.

Target. Because this soil quality is also suitable for the growth of crab claw lotus, there is no problem.

It is okay to use the soil of the crab claw orchid when transplanting, but you must participate in some and then make a little sticky soil.

It should also be possible to use Junzi Orchid soil when transplanting crab claw orchid, this should be able to make him grow better, so it should be usable, this is still very good.

It is okay to use Junzi orchid soil when transplanting crab foot orchid.

The soil environment required for the soil of the Gentleman's Orchid and the Crab's Foot Orchid is similar.

It's perfectly fine, and relatively speaking, it can be in a very good form, I don't have any effect, I can do it this way, there are no problems.

Is it OK to use Junzi orchid soil when transplanting crab foot orchid? You have a surplus, and the other soil is the best, because the nutrients of the soil planted by the orchid have been absorbed by the orchid.

Is it OK to use Junzi orchid soil when transplanting crab foot orchid? In this regard, transplanting also requires the use of soil rich in soil and fertilizer, as well as a suitable moist environment.

Xie Xiaolan, and then use the military lan. They are all of them, I think. Crop. It should be possible to use the sugar of the gentleman's orchid.

It is okay to use the soil of the crab foot orchid when transplanting.

What can be planted is flowers and plants that will not be affected.

What kind of soil is good for crab claw orchid?

Crab claw orchid has many requirements for soil. First of all, it is loose; secondly, it contains more nutrients; Third, drainage and air permeability should also be good; Also, it is better to use acidic soils. There are many specific options for soil preparation.

It is possible to mix peat soil and coarse sand. It can also be mixed with humus, bone meal, superphosphate, etc. as cultivation soil.

1. Requirements for soil.

1) The soil should be loose. This soil facilitates the respiration of the plants, which in turn facilitates growth. Moreover, the loose soil is not easy to agglomerate, and the frequency of soil change does not need to be too high.

2) The soil should contain as many nutrients as possible. In this way, the plants will grow vigorously and they will not need too much fertilizer.

3) The drainage of the soil should be good, because the plants are more afraid of waterlogging. The air permeability should also be good, which is conducive to the development of roots.

4) According to the characteristics of the plant itself, the soil must be acidic, and the pH value should be between 6.5 and 6.8, that is, slightly acidic.

2. Specific preparation methods.

There are many ways to do this, but here are just a few, and they are generally good.

1) Prepared with peat soil mixed with coarse sand. The main components of peat soil are various grasses, leaves, roots, etc., which are more nutritious. Add coarse sand, and the air permeability and drainage will be good. So overall, this method basically meets the requirements.

2) If peat soil is not available, humus soil can also be used. It is also possible to add some coarse sand. If you feel that the nutrients are insufficient, you can also add some Trim imported water-soluble fertilizer, bone meal, and so on.

3) You can also use mountain mud, vegetable garden soil, and humus soil to mix them in equal amounts. Then add some coarse grit, plus some bone meal. You can also add trium acid and alkali to adjust the pH. This method is more cumbersome and works best.

The soil of the orchid can be planted with crab orchids, and they do not occur any guan

You can use garden soil, or sand, humus soil, if there is none, then ordinary soil can also add a little sand.

Here's an introduction to Crab Claw Orchid:

Cactus family and crab claw orchid are epiphytic succulent plants, shrub-like, stems overhanging, multi-branched without thorns, old stems lignified, young stems flattened;

bright green or slightly purple, truncated at the apex, flowers solitary at the top of the branches, symmetrical on both sides; calyx apex separated;

Corolla several rounds, stamens numerous, berry pear-shaped. Flowering period from October to February;

Indoors-grown crab claw orchids can regulate their flowering period by controlling the light. Native to Brazil;

It is commonly cultivated in parks and flower beds across China.

For ornamental plants, they are often grafted on measuring scales or other rootstocks to obtain vigorous plants.

Garden soil, sand, humus soil, if not, ordinary soil plus a little sand on the line, must add sand, he is very afraid of water.

[Habits] Crab claw orchid likes shade, warm and humid environmental conditions.

Potting soil requires well-drained, ventilated sandy loam soil, which is rich in humus and slightly acidic.

Crab claw orchid is a short-lived plant, with 8 10 hours of sunshine per day. Shortening the number of hours of sunshine will encourage it to bloom earlier; If the number of hours of sunshine is extended, flowering will be delayed.

Crab claw orchid does not pick soil, just garden soil. I have the most say in this, just look at my previous posts, I feel as good as spider plants.

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It should be humus or pastoral soil.

Add a little more red clay and a little sand.

In this way, the soil is relatively loose and breathable.

Traditionally, nutrient soil is planted, and I am now planting it in peat very well, especially when it comes to cuttings, it is easy to survive.

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It is best to mix the same amount of mountain mud, humus soil, vegetable garden soil (or add river sand 10), and mix in an appropriate amount of fermented organic fertilizer, bone meal or superphosphate as base fertilizer, and can also be mixed with a small amount of plant ash, so that the pH value is neutral.

Before the flowering period, apply the well-rotted liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer about once a week, and apply more potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution during the pregnancy bud period to promote flowering. Pay attention to fertilization along the edge of the pot and do not stick to the leaves, which will cause leaf burns.

Crab claw orchid watering should not be too much, easy to rot roots, the surface of the potting soil is completely dry before watering through, about once a week, the time can be before 10 am or after 6 pm.

Crab claw orchid is tender green, the new stem nodes are red, the main stem is round, easy to lignify, the branches are many, it is knot-shaped, there are prickly hairs on the thorn base, and the flowers are born on the thorn seat at the top of the stem node. Common cultivars are bright red, pink, apricot yellow, and pure white. The joints are connected by the shape of a crab's secondary claws.

The leaf-like stems are flat and knobby, hypertrophic, ovate, bright green, apex truncated, and the margins coarsely serrate. The flowers are born at the top of the stem, and the flowers are open and curled, and the flower colors are light purple, yellow, red, pure white, pink, orange, and bicolor.

What soil is good for crab claw orchid? How to mix soil for crab claw orchid?

It is mainly determined by your diligence and laziness. If you are more diligent and like to water the flowers every day, this is the time to prepare loose and breathable soil for him. The more loose and breathable, the better.

It's loose and breathable, even if you water it every day, he won't die. If you are lazy, you can grow well even if you only use the garden soil and river sand to go to the middle crab claw orchid.

Crab claw orchid belongs to the cactus family succulent epiphytes, like loose and fertile, rich in organic matter slightly acidic soil, such as: humus soil, garden soil, sandy soil, succulent plant nutrient soil, etc., earthworm manure, dry chicken manure, cake fertilizer and other organic fertilizers can also be added as base fertilizer.

(1) The most basic is of course loose, and many plants have this requirement for flower soil.

2) The second requirement is that it contains more nutrients. Plants mainly draw nutrients from the flower soil, so this aspect cannot be ignored. In addition, choosing a soil with more nutrients can also make the fertilization less frequent, so that we can make it easier.

Planting crab claw orchid and choosing the right soil is better than anything else!

The two pots of false epiphany I raised are also stem internodes that are always rooting, and they look bad at the state, is there a problem with the roots below? Hurry!

What is the best soil to raise crab claw orchid.

1. Requirements for soil: Crab claw orchid likes soil with high porosity and good air permeability, and the root system can breathe well in such a soil environment, and the soil is not easy to compact. If possible, it is necessary to ensure the fertility of the soil, and it is best to have more nutrients, so that the plants will grow more vigorously.

In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the pH value of the soil, which likes acidic soils and the pH value is required to be between.

2. Soil allocation: When mixing crab claw orchid soil, granular soil and nutrient soil can be mixed, and the proportion accounts for half of each, which is the simplest preparation method. Among them, granular soil can be cinder, coarse river sand.

Nutrient soil can be humus soil, peaty soil. It can also be mixed with perlite, peaty soil and vermiculite, which can also meet the requirements of the soil and promote it to grow more vigorously.

Crab claw orchid is a succulent plant that prefers well-drained, loose, fertile, humus-rich soil. It is best to use the same amount of garden soil, mountain mud and humus soil, and then add an appropriate amount of fermented bone meal, superphosphate or rotten manure, and then add a small amount of plant ash to make the potting soil a neutral soil, which is more suitable for the growth of crab claw orchid.

Question: The crab claw orchid I bought is not potted, so why is it potted?

A window screen is laid on the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot, or a small woven bag or brown skin can be used, mainly to prevent the loss of water and fertilizer. Fill the pot with some ceramsite, or gravel, and then fill with some well-rotted manure, fill it with 2 3 cm of mixed soil, and then put the crab claw orchid with heart soil in the middle of the pot, and then bury the soil and water it thoroughly, put it in a cool and ventilated place, and after 5 7 days of slow seedlings, normal maintenance is good.

Thank you for your question.