The orchid has been left for a week, can it still be grown?

The orchid was left for a week, as long as the roots of the orchid did not wither and die. If you plant it again, you can still survive. Because the roots can absorb nutrients for the orchid to grow.

As long as the planting is handled properly, it can still be raised. Wrap the root system with moss, put it in a cool and ventilated place, and slowly raise it to regain its vitality before potting.

The flowering period of orchids is relatively short, generally about ten days, and if it has already bloomed, it is basically difficult to feed.

Lan You asked: Do orchids only have roots to live?

This question is actually not difficult, mainly depends on two indicators, whether the root system is healthy and healthy, and whether the reed head is still vigorous.

Whether the orchid can survive or not depends largely on the head of the reed. When we raise orchids, we often cause all the leaves to wither due to improper management, which forms the situation that orchids ask questions: orchids with no leaves and only roots.

If the root system and reed head are healthy, the survival rate of orchids is still very high.

Figure 1 is an old reed head of an orchid without leaves, and there is not even a root system, only a series of reeds. I cultivated it with fine planting material for about half a year, and it sprouted new roots as well as new seedlings (Figure 2).

Picture 3 shows a completely destroyed orchid, with all the leaves withered and most of the root system rotten, leaving only a remnant of the root system. Fortunately, when all the leaves and roots were destroyed, the surviving root stored nutrients in the soil, forming the "nodules" seen on the roots.

Then, in the right environment, the only remaining orchid root sprouted a leaf bud and grew an orchid seedling, and later this small orchid seedling was also fed.

So, the question asked by Lan You: Can an orchid with only roots still live? In comparison, it is much stronger than my ** above, and the orchid in the three pictures above has no roots and can still survive. Then, the survival of orchids should not be a problem.

Orchids have a saying that "they can't be raised for three", which means that the seedlings of orchids after three years are basically not raised, and they will be seriously aged, and they will naturally wither in the future.

The first reason is wild orchids. Because of the orchid production area, although the climate is suitable, but most of the orchids grow in relatively poor places, so the nutrients are insufficient, in order to speed up the reproduction, the "old reed" natural degradation is fast, so the wild orchids of more than four generations are relatively few.

The second reason is mainly caused by the cultivation technology of Lanyou. Many orchid friends are either for flower viewing or for seedlings, often withholding water at every turn, and some are not careful in maintenance, watering is sometimes dry and sometimes wet, or some orchid friends rarely fertilize; There are also bacterial infections and so on, which make the orchids themselves feel in crisis, speed up reproduction, have to transfer nutrients to the next generation, and wither faster, so let alone three years, some will be bald in less than two years.

In fact, if under the conditions of family maintenance, if properly managed and supplemented with nutrients in time, it is entirely possible for orchids to live for 5 to 7 years; If it is raised by modern means, the life expectancy will be extended.

Different species of orchids have slightly different lifespans

Generally speaking, the false bulb is more plump and has a longer lifespan, in terms of species, the false bulb of Mo Lan and Han Lan is larger, the false bulb of Chun Lan is smaller, and the false bulb of Hui Lan is smaller, so in the sense of false bulb, the life span of Mo Lan is relatively longer than that of other varieties.

An orchid can also grow and develop normally, can also bloom, due to the cultivation of a single plant, the vegetative area is relatively large, will grow better, in the process of continuous growth of the plant tillering, will reproduce a number of orchids.

If it is an orchid shipped with bare roots, it is estimated that after a month, the orchid will be able to confirm that it has survived without wilting and rotting.

If the orchid is the original pot, the original soil is shipped, and the seedlings have to be slowed down for half a month, if the pots are changed and the soil is changed, the seedlings grow and the sprouts grow in a month and a half.

It can be fed. As long as the root system is healthy, it can survive.

Cultivation methods and precautions.

1. Soil. When raising orchid grass, it is necessary to choose the soil it prefers, and humus soil is the main one. We can buy this kind of soil directly, or we can cultivate it ourselves, and pay attention to making the soil more permeable when cultivating, so as to facilitate its growth.

2. Fertilization. It likes fertilizer, and before planting it, it should be cultivated in the soil.

Put some basal fertilizer in it to promote it to grow faster, and then during the growth period, the amount of fertilizer will be larger, so be sure to ensure that the amount of fertilizer is sufficient. When applying, choose Bicard water-soluble fertilizer or foliar fertilizer, and make the fertilizer concentration appropriately smaller.

3. Temperature. It is extremely demanding in terms of temperature, not too high and not too low. In winter, keep it indoors, and pay attention to open the window to ventilate, so that the air is smooth, and the temperature should not be too low.

In summer, it should be properly shaded, not too high, and it is best to put it in a cool and ventilated place.

4. Watering. Watering is very important for it, if the temperature is higher in summer, the water evaporates faster, you can water it once a day, if it is spring and autumn, you can water it every two or three days, if it is winter, you should water less or no water to prevent frost damage.

Summary. Hello! Pro: Generally, the roots should be dried for about 3 to 5 days, to see that the roots become soft and dark, and then transplanted into the planting material prepared in advance, poured with rooting water, and placed in a ventilated and breathable scattered light environment to serve pots.

Hello! Pro: Generally, the roots should be dried for about 3 5 days, and the roots should be softened and darkened, and then transplanted into the planting material prepared in advance, poured with rooting water, and placed in a ventilated and breathable noisy and scattered light environment to serve the pot.

I received bare-root orchid seedlings, which are cultured seedlings, and I can't plant them because I am hospitalized, so I should be able to keep them fresh if they can be treated for 7 to 8 days.

Kiss: Orchid Gaocha bare root after the breeding method Qi teasing eggplant, orchid bare root preservation method orchid in the case of bare root, if the conditions are not suitable for the sail, a day can not live, if the conditions are suitable, half a month is no problem, and even some varieties of orchids can live in the air for a long time, depending on the storage conditions of the orchid, mainly refers to: light, ventilation, temperature, humidity, packaging and so on.

North balcony, astigmatism, temperature 27-28 degrees, packaging with good cloth, or cartons.

Pro: Cartons are better and safer.

Do the cartons have to be wet.

Kiss: Just wet it a little!

Do you put the whole orchid in a box with a lid, or just put it in a wet cardboard box?

It would be better to put the roots in a wet cardboard box! Cover it too!

It's right to put the tree in a wet cardboard box, put the lid on, leave the leaves exposed, and put it in the shade.

Qinqin: Yes, are you feeling better in the hospital? Have you eaten?

Just the next day, there was no exhaust, so I was not allowed to eat.

Kiss: Oh! Take care of your body! Wei Yan was hospitalized and still thought about orchid seedlings, and loved flowers as <>much as he loved himself

<>I wish you a speedy judgment!

First of all, it should be clear that summer is not a suitable season for orchids, so it is not recommended to buy orchids for planting. If possible, it is best to buy orchids in autumn or spring. Because the summer temperature is very high and the sunlight is also very strong, these two conditions are the main factors that affect the survival of orchids.

But if you are confident that you can control the environmental conditions, then you can also buy orchids for cultivation in the summer.

Orchids can be planted alive in the summer. However, it needs to be planted in a ventilated, cool environment with a temperature of no more than 30 degrees Celsius for it to survive. If the environment in which an orchid is grown and maintained is very hot or in strong sunlight, it will be difficult for it to survive.

In addition, after planting, it is necessary to pay attention not to overwater, otherwise it will also affect the survival of the orchid plant.

When buying orchids in the summer, you should try to buy them at a nearby florist and not online. Because the orchids purchased online need to be delivered by courier to the buyer. In the process of express delivery, if the temperature is very high, or accidentally hurts its roots, it will affect its state and affect the survival rate after planting.