How many years does it take for the garden orchid to bloom?

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, and I'm sorting out the answer for you in Junzilan. Flowering generally takes 3-5 years to bloom, specifically when it is raised to about 14 leaves, and at least 12 leaves need to grow. It is different from other plants, it will bloom if it is not well maintained, and it will not bloom if there are too few leaves.

It will only bloom when it grows to about 14 leaves, and it needs to grow to at least 12 leaves. If you want it to bloom, you need to give it plenty of light, make sure the maintenance environment is warm enough, and water it 1-2 times a week. Usually do not apply too much nitrogen fertilizer, and when it grows to 10 leaves, apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.

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In general, the orchid blooms only once a year.

The main flowering period of the orchid is between February and April, we have said before, the flowering period of the orchid is 30-50 days, of course, we have a way to make the flowering period of the orchid slightly longer, then this method is to reduce the humidity of the orchid, and reduce its light time, so that the flowering period of the orchid will be slightly longer.

The growth cycle of the orchid is relatively long, and if it is well raised, it can bloom in two years, and it can only bloom in three to five years, and even some orchids will never bloom, because their living conditions are not suitable for flowering.

Junzi orchid actually belongs to the "hypocritical" flowers, hot is not good, cold is not good, not sun, too much sun is not good, if the sun is long, then the flowering period will be shortened, but there is one better, that is: the color of the flower is particularly bright. If you put the orchid in a darker place, it is always a weak light, then the color of the orchid is not so bright, but yes, in this case, the flowering period of the orchid will be longer.

Therefore, we still try to take a middle ground condition as much as possible to make the gentleman's orchid bloom better and grow better.

We should pay special attention to one point, that is, when the orchid blooms, we must water the orchid often, because when the orchid blooms, the humidity requirements are relatively high, above 60, and below 80.

How does the orchid bloom twice a year?

A well-raised junzi orchid can bloom in two or three years, while it takes four or five years for a general one. And the plant only blooms once a year, and proper cultivation can make it bloom two or three times a year. It blooms from February to April, and there are ways to extend the flowering period by lowering the temperature and reducing the amount of light.

Orchid maintenance three to five years to flower, flowering generally has 20 to 30 leaves, pay attention to the specific flowering time of the plant, according to the local climate environment, the variety of the orchid to decide, in addition to the plant to winter and spring flowering, if you want to bloom luxuriantly, you need to add phosphorus and potassium fertilizer-based fertilizer during the flowering period.

It takes three to five years to flower, and it generally has 20 to 30 leaves when flowering, but due to the different climatic environment and plant varieties in the maintenance area, the specific flowering time of the orchid is also different, in addition, when the orchid blooms, the flowers are rich and gorgeous.

In addition, the flowering time of some plants is in spring and summer, and the maintenance can be used to bloom throughout the year, pay attention to the funnel flowers of the plant, and the flower color is yellow, orange or orange-red.

When the orchid blooms, it needs to consume a lot of nutrients, and it is necessary to supplement the fertilizer for the plant in time to ensure that the nutrients for the growth and flowering of the orchid are sufficient, and in the process of flowering, you can apply fertilizer based on phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and then water after fertilization for one day to keep the soil moist.

After the flowering period of the orchid, it is necessary to prune the withered residual flowers in time, cut off the residual flowers together with part of the flower stalks, reduce nutrient consumption, and spray fungicides on the wound after the pruning is completed to prevent germs from infecting the wound and affecting the normal growth of the orchid.