How to raise orchids indoors at home?

You can match it according to your favorite breed. It can also be mixed and matched for maintenance.

Growing potted orchids indoors at home requires proper watering.

Reasonable watering is the key to raising orchids, the water for watering orchids should be clean and slightly acidic, and the tap water should be exposed to the sun on the balcony for about three days, and the tap water should not be used directly. In order to improve the air temperature, the surface of the pot can be sprayed, and the moisture of the planting material in the pot can be increased to keep the bluegrass and false bulb moist to a certain extent.

On the basis of mastering watering, in order to promote the better growth of orchid grass, fertilization is more and more important, and foliar fertilizer can be applied outside the roots of Heng Panic orchid peanut for a long time. Base fertilizer is also very important, when turning over the pot and changing the soil, the fertilizer does not touch the root can add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer, too much fertilizer is easy to burn the root of the root, black spots, if the fertilizer is properly able to produce strong seedlings, good flowers.

The general requirements for fertilizing orchids are small amounts, thin and light eggplants, and thin fertilizer is truly applied frequently.

An introduction to orchids

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

It is a common name for monocots, orchids, and orchids. Epiphytic or terrestrial herbs, leaves several to many, usually born at the base of the pseudobulb or on the lower nodes, two-rowed, banded or rarely inverted-lanceolate to narrowly elliptical rounded, the base generally broadly sheathed and enclosing the pseudobulb, with joints.

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. The orchid in the traditional Chinese famous flower only refers to several species of native orchids distributed in the Chinese orchid genus, such as Chunlan, Huilan, Jianlan, Molan and Hanlan, which are commonly referred to as "Chinese orchids".

This kind of orchid is very different from the tropical orchid with large and colorful flowers, no eye-catching showiness, no huge flowers and leaves, but it has a simple and quiet, elegant and noble temperament, which is very in line with the aesthetic standards of the Orientals. It has been cultivated in China for more than 1,000 years.

What varieties are best for beginners?

It is best to change the soil every 1 2 years, before entering the pot to add a well-rotted farmhouse fertilizer solution to the pot as a substrate, at the beginning of summer to carry out shading, in winter it is generally placed indoors, the water is mainly thin water, and the water mist can be appropriately increased during the dry season in summer, as well as reasonable pruning and shaping treatment.

It is best to breed orchids in some shady places, because orchids are very afraid of light, and the breeding conditions of orchids are also very high, so orchids must be carefully maintained.

When breeding, try to choose some well-ventilated soil, and should also water them more, put in the shade to breed, the effect is better, and you should also pay attention to fertilization.

1. Choose a flower pot. Orchids are generally planted in pots, so the pots should have clear drainage and a clear head to avoid root rot.

2. Soil. The soil in which the orchid is grown should also be fertile and moisturizing, so you can choose some bark, peat, and other soils mixed with ordinary soil.

3. Lighting conditions. Orchids also need light to grow, so they should be planted in a sunny place and not indoors.

4. Ventilation conditions. Orchids also need ventilation to grow, so it is important to plant orchids in vents to make orchids grow better and prevent orchids from growing insect infestations.

There are ten common species of Chunlan, Molan, Jianlan, Watercress Orchid, Phalaenopsis, Hanlan, Huilan, Cattelan, Dagen Orchid and Chunlan.

Suitable for home breeding are Jianlan and Chunlan.

Jianlan's breeding methods and precautions.

2. Watering: It is afraid of waterlogging, and must not be watered more when watering, before watering, see if the color of the potting soil is dark or light, light color can be watered, dark color should not be watered.

3. Fertilization: It prefers fertilizer. When it grows well, apply some "fertile leaf" compound fertilizer or homemade fertilizer, apply a little thinner, but reduce the number of applications when it grows slowly.

4. Potting soil: The requirements for potting soil are quite high, and soil with particularly good air permeability should be used, because its root system is relatively large to avoid root rot. It is enough to mix the burned soil with the pond soil.