The two extreme cases of planting orchids, with roots but no leaves, and leaves without roots, how t

Growing orchids and raising orchids is not for its **, or how much it is worth, but simply because they like it. Sometimes an orchid is planted alive in one's own hands, raising flowers, and raising more orchid seedlings, which is a sense of accomplishment and has little to do with money.

But when the orchid has a problem in their own hands, the orchid people will probably feel a little distressed, regardless of whether the orchid is easy or not.

Autumn is the season for orchids to be repotted, and after repotting is also the time when we know the orchid plant best, from the orchid leaf to the orchid root, at a glance. Recently, orchid friends often discuss with me two more extreme cases of orchids, both of which are caused by mismanagement in the summer. One is that only the orchid seedlings remain, and after the potting is poured, it is found that most of the root system has rotted (of course, there are also rootless orchids separated by old stumps).

The other is that there is a problem with the orchid leaves, and now only the orchid roots and reeds are left, but the roots and reeds are still relatively vigorous. How can these two orchids be maintained to bring them back to life?

I've also talked about some orchid root covering methods before, most of which are obtained from my own experiments. For these two extreme types of orchid seedlings, different experiments have been done many times, and the results obtained are of course different. Today, I will take this article to share with orchid friends about the treatment of these two orchids.

Where is the vitality of orchids? I believe that friends who have read my article know that the vitality of orchids is in Lutou. As long as the reed head part is vigorous, then the possibility of the resurrection of the orchid plant is much greater.

The above two orchids, their reed heads happen to be not seriously damaged, and there is hope for re-germination or rooting.

I use moss to cover the roots, it is for those orchids that have rotted the root system, and many friends on the Internet also recommend covering the roots with moss. It is true that moss has good air permeability and strong moisturizing ability, and it is possible to cover the roots with moss to cover new roots. But there is also a problem, which may not be compared by most Lan You, and has not yet been discovered.

The root of the moss-covered root is not very robust because of its congenital lack of fertility. And a strong root is the premise of a strong seedling, so what method can be used to cover a strong seedling or strong root? Here we will explain the two different types of orchids separately one by one.

The principle of treatment of rootless orchid is to use the work efficiency of the leaves to promote the rejuvenation of the orchid plant. The planting material for cultivation is mainly fine humus, and wood chips (must rot) can prevent soil compaction. This not only moisturizes and breathes, but also provides enough nutrients when new roots emerge, because new roots cannot be fertilized when they first emerge.

If I choose to grow orchids, I think it is necessary to cultivate orchids and take good care of them.

The correct planting method is to plant orchids in fertile soil, mainly humus-based, regularly prune and cut off some yellow leaves, prune more ventilation to supplement nitrogen and potassium fertilizer, and replace the soil and pots in autumn.

Can there be a building orchid with leaves and no roots?

The rotten roots of the orchid are pruned and cultivated with sand to promote rooting.

OK! Orchids are very drought tolerant! And most orchids will have new roots when they don't have roots!

As long as the orchid is planted, the air humidity and semi-shaded environment are maintained in the slightly humid planting material, and it will soon take root! The planting material should not be too wet, otherwise it will delay the rooting! Can you tell me what breed you have?

I am also an orchid lover, and I have national orchids and foreign orchids.

If you grow it yourself, it will be difficult to survive. Under laboratory conditions, there are no problems.

Add radicin. Try it with a low temperature.

Lotus petals are better raised with oak leaves The landlord's soil is also good, but lotus petals prefer water over other varieties The holes in the roots of orchids should be bitten by ants Try it with carbofuran It works very well.