How to make orchids sprout quickly, how to make orchids sprout more

Orchids in the slow seedling stage should not be exposed to the sun and should be placed in a cool and ventilated place. Push back the time and plant orchids in the middle to late of the month. If the slow seedling period is combined with the potting period of more than one month, it is normal for the orchid buds to germinate before they are unearthed.

Orchids in the slow seedling stage should not bask in the sun, and put them in a cool and ventilated place to rest. The best season for planting orchids is mid to late May, if the 10-day slow seedling period is coupled with more than a month of potting period, it is normal for orchid buds to be unearthed even if they germinate.

After orchids are planted in the spring, including early summer, new shoots will sprout in about 20 days. The fastest temperature at which an orchid germinates is 25 degrees Celsius, and the orchid grows at the best rate at this temperature.

When planting orchids, suitable planting materials should be used, preferably coarse planting materials with modulus, which have better drainage and air permeability. If the planting material used is too fine and the air permeability is poor, it will be difficult for the roots to breathe in such an environment, and they will not be able to better absorb nutrients and dust moisture, and the growth will be very weak, and the germination will be reduced. Orchids are generally suitable for semi-shady environments, and can not be placed in a cool place for a long time when maintaining, but can be placed in a scattered place to bask in the sun.

When replanting orchids, apply base fertilizer to ensure adequate nutrition. Fertilizers can be fermented with tree bark, peanut shells or coconut shells as a base fertilizer, and gravel can be added to increase its permeability. During its growth, an appropriate amount of organic and inorganic fertilizers is added to increase nutrients, and the orchid will grow more buds.

Orchids love moisture and should be watered frequently during the growing season to keep the soil moist. If there is a lack of water, the plant will appear dry and yellow, hindering growth. However, it should not be overwatered, as it will rot and is not conducive to germination.

If you want orchids to germinate faster, it is best to choose a loose soil rich in a lot of organic matter, add an appropriate amount of cinder in the pot, and then ensure that there are 5 6 hours of light treatment every day, watering should be mainly thin water, keep the pot soil dry, and apply a thin phosphorus and potassium fertilizer solution every 20 days in spring.

Since orchids prefer to grow in fertile and loose soils rich in organic matter, humus, sand, peat, and gravel can be selected according to 5:2:2:

The ratio of 1 is mixed and prepared, and then an appropriate amount of cinder or charcoal is added to the pot, and then an appropriate amount of decomposed organic fertilizer solution is applied.

Light is the key factor for orchid germination, if you want to raise orchids to germinate quickly, first of all, we must ensure that there are 5 or 6 hours of light treatment every day, in the spring and summer to be properly shaded, or placed in the indoor ventilation place, and every two days to turn the pot, so that the plant receives light evenly.

Orchid in the growth process, watering should be based on thin soil, keep the pot soil dry best, in the middle of summer, generally to water at night, but should not be too much, the rainy season to carry out drainage treatment, dry season can be appropriate to spray water mist on the plant.

Orchid fertilization is best not to fertilize too much, in the spring, apply a thin phosphorus and potassium fertilizer solution every 20 days, and then pour in an appropriate amount of water, in summer, the number of fertilization should be reduced, and it is best to apply a thin liquid fertilizer solution every 1 month during the growth period, and the soil can be loosened in time.