The orchid is about to bloom, can I change the soil?

Flowers that are about to bloom and are blooming, it is better not to change the soil. Because the flowers that have changed the soil will have a slow seedling period, which will affect the flowering.

Orchids do not like to exercise too much, and are especially delicate during germination, which is not suitable for soil change and transplanting, otherwise it is easy to die.

Spring is the best season for orchids to grow every year, and it is also the key cherry blossom time for orchids to repot, divide and germinate. At the same time, it is also the acceptance and summary of the achievements of the previous year.

The optimal temperature for orchid planting is 5-15 degrees. 10 degrees is the dormancy limit temperature for orchids. Therefore, turning the pot at about 10 degrees has the least impact on the orchid, so it can be turned in spring and autumn.

As the saying goes, "turn the grass long in spring, grow flowers in autumn, turn more long grass, and turn less long flowers". This is the principle of turning the pot that the orchid people keep in mind.

Generally, turning the pot should be mastered in spring and autumn, before and after Qingming in spring, and around the autumn equinox in autumn. Judging from the situation of serving pots, when the potting is turned in autumn, the orchid will enter the winter dormant period, and the rapot time is short.

Spring repotting, orchids will soon enter the vigorous growth period, so spring is better than autumn turning, hot summer, cold winter, are the dormant period of orchids. Turning the pot at this time is not good for the raspberries of the orchid.

Orchid repotting and soil change are inseparable from personal planting habits, planting materials, and management. One of the experienced enthusiasts is tilting the pot once a year and replacing it with a new planting material.

One is the season, generally in early spring, that is, before the orchid enters the rapid growth period.

The second is to dry, before changing the pot, it is best to dry the orchid for a few days, so that its roots are not too wet.

The third is to go down to the pot, slightly knock on the wall of the pot, and then hold the bulb column of the orchid with your hand, and the pot is upside down, and the flowers will come out.

The fourth is to prune the roots, cut off the old roots and diseased roots of orchids, which are generally blackened and deflated, and cut them all off.

Fifth, put the pot on the pot, lay the substrate in the orchid pot (the substrate is generally not soiled, and it should be disinfected before use), and then put the orchid into the pot, be careful not to hurt the roots, and ensure that the new sprout bud point is best in the middle of the pot.

Sixth, watering, the first watering should be watered thoroughly until there is running water below.

Seventh, the orchid that has just changed the soil can not accept the strong light irradiation, it is best to put it in a low-light environment, and spray water on the surface of the orchid regularly, which is conducive to the orchid seedlings.

Orchid (scientific name: cymbidium ssp.).）：

Epiphytic or terrestrial herbs, leaves several to many, usually born at the base of the pseudobulb or on the lower nodes, in two rows, banded or rarely inverted-lanceolate to narrowly elliptic, the base is generally broadly sheathed and encloses the pseudobulb, and the nodes are related. The racemes have several or multiple flowers, and the colors are white, pure white, white-green, yellow-green, light yellow, light yellow-brown, yellow, red, blue, and purple.

1. Light: When raising orchids in spring, they should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light. At noon, if the light is very strong, you need to use a shading net to shade it in time, so that it is not burned by strong light.

2. Temperature: If you are breeding an orchid variety that blooms in spring, then you can control the temperature between 15-20 when it blooms. If you are cultivating an orchid species that does not bloom in the spring, or if it has just flowered, then the temperature can be controlled between 20-25.

3. Ventilation: The orchid grows faster in spring, so it needs to be kept ventilated when maintaining it. This will help increase its growth, allowing it to grow faster and better. Do not leave it in an airtight and airtight place for a long time, otherwise it will grow poorly.

4. Watering: In the spring, orchids can usually be watered every 5-7 days. If you use a planting material with good drainage, you can water it every 3-5 days. But when the planting material is wet, it must not be watered, otherwise it will rot the roots.

In the spring, of course, you can change the soil for the orchids. If you are raising a spring-flowering variety, it is recommended to wait for it to finish flowering before changing the soil. If the breed is not a spring-flowering variety, then it can be soiled in early spring.

<> orchid is a common name for monophytes, orchids, and orchids, and has a long history of cultivation in China. In ancient times, literati often used orchids to compare themselves to express their noble aspirations. At the same time, orchids also need our careful maintenance, so how to maintain orchids in spring?

How to care for orchids in spring.

1.Light: When planting orchids in the spring, they should be placed in an area where there is enough scattered light. At noon, if the light is very strong, cover it with a blackout net in time to avoid being burned by the strong light.

2.Temperature: If the cultivated orchid variety blooms in the spring, the temperature at the time of flowering can be controlled between 15-20. If you cultivate an orchid variety that does not bloom in the spring, or if it is vigorous and withered, the temperature can be controlled between 20-25.

3.Ventilation: Orchids grow faster in the spring, so ventilation is needed when maintaining them. This helps boost its growth, allowing it to grow faster and better. Don't leave it in an airtight place for a long time, or it will grow poorly.

4.Watering: In the spring, you can usually water your orchids every 5-7 days. If you use well-drained plant material, you can pour it every 3-5 days. But when the plant material is wet, it cannot be watered, otherwise it will rot.

Can orchids change soil in the spring?

Of course, you can change the soil for orchids in the spring. If you have a variety that blooms in the spring, it is advisable to change the soil after it has flowered. If the breeding is not a spring-flowering variety, it can be changed in early spring.

1. Depotting and root trimming: Do not water the orchid one week before changing the pot to prevent the soil from being too sticky, and the clay can easily damage the root system of the orchid when changing the pot. After that, use a small shovel to shovel out the orchid and trim off the rotten chuckling roots.

2. Disinfection and drying: After the orchid is shoveled out, the potassium permanganate solution needs to be diluted with water, and the orchid plants are soaked in water for 5-10 minutes, and finally taken out and ventilated and dried in a cool place.

3. Prepare the soil: After Sun Yunye, prepare some mud and sand, ordinary garden soil or humus soil, and fertilize the soil.

4. Potted planting: Prepare a clay pot with drainage holes, spread tiles on the bottom of the pot, then spread the soil, and finally put the orchid plants in, cover the root system with soil, and then irrigate once permeable.

1. Depotting and root trimming: use a shovel to easily move the potting soil, take out the plants, and prune the root system. 2. Disinfection and drying

Soak the orchid in a potassium permanganate solution, then remove it to control the moisture. 3. Prepare soil: use humus, mud and sand soil for mixing.

4. Plant in a pot: Choose a pot with strong air permeability and put the orchids in the pot.

1. Depotting and root trimming

A week before the orchid is repotted, you need to stop watering to avoid the soil being too sticky and damaging the root system of the plant, and then use a shovel to dig up the potting soil, remove the orchid from the cultivation pot, and prune the long, rotten root system.

2. Disinfection and drying

After the orchid is depotted, it needs to be disinfected, the potassium permanganate solution is diluted with water, and then the plant is soaked in water for 5-10 minutes, and finally the orchid is taken out and placed in a cool, ventilated place to control the moisture.

3. Prepare the soil

Orchids like to grow in a permeable substrate, and can be mixed with mud and sand, ordinary garden soil and humus soil when repotting, and apply sufficient farmhouse fertilizer to the soil to ensure that the orchid grows in a fertile and loose environment.

4. Plant in pots

When changing the pot and soil of the orchid, you should first prepare a tile pot or clay pot with drainage holes, spread a layer of tiles at the bottom, and load it with soil, then put the orchid into the pot, cover the root system with soil, and then water the orchid once permeable.