How to pot wild orchids, potted orchid cultivation methods

For freshly collected or purchased orchids, remove the outer wrap in time. Inspect the orchid plant, remove the rotten roots, cut off the dead leaves, then disinfect with a potassium permanganate solution and leave it aside to dry. To prepare suitable soil, you can mix mountain red soil, humus soil, river sand, etc., and put it into a pot after disinfection, and plant the roots of wild orchids into it.

Potted orchid cultivation method: choose soil, provide water, supplement nutrients, and suitable light.

1. Select the soil

When cultivating potted orchids, you need to use the right soil. Generally, orchids are suitable for growing in soil with rich trace element content and good drainage, and it is best to use acidic yellow loam or humus soil with rich organic matter content and loose soil when cultivating potted orchids, and the soil needs to be loosened regularly after planting.

2. Provide moisture

Orchids have a greater demand for water in the process of growth, so when maintaining orchids, it is necessary to provide appropriate water for the plants, soak all the soil, provide a more moist growth environment for the plants, and pay attention to the amount of watering when providing water for the plants, so as to avoid excessive watering and rotting of the plants.

3. Supplement nutrients

Orchids are suitable for growing in a more fertile environment, so when maintaining potted orchids, they also need to provide appropriate nutrients for the plants, so that the plants can grow more vigorously, and when providing nutrients for the plants, you need to pay attention to the type of fertilization, which can generally provide nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizers for the plants, so that the plants can absorb balanced nutrients.

4. Suitable lighting

Orchids are inseparable from light in the process of growth, so when maintaining potted orchids, it is also necessary to provide an appropriate amount of light for the plants, so that the plants can carry out photosynthesis normally, and when providing light for the plants, you need to pay attention to the light intensity, and when the light is too strong, you need to provide proper shade for the plants, so that the plants can grow healthily.

Ornamental value of orchids:

The orchid is a unique style of flower, and its ornamental value is high. The flower color of the orchid is light and elegant, among which the tender green and yellow-green are the majority, but especially the amateur is precious. The aroma of orchids is clear but not turbid, a pot in the room, fragrant.

Hand Pei Lan Rui two or three planting, the day warm wind and the second opening; I don't know the fragrance in the room for a long time, and there are butterflies flying when I push the window. ”

This poem of the ancients vividly expresses the fragrance of orchids. Some of the orchids are dignified and beautiful, some are graceful and luxurious, and they are rich in oak. The leaves of the orchid are bright green all year round, both rigid and soft, and have a beautiful posture, even if it is not in flowering, it is like a living work of art.

The weeping dew is chaotic, and the wind shadow is oblique; The laity is more than that, and the leaves are better than the flowers." This poem is used to describe the graceful beauty of orchid leaves.

Put a few pots of orchids, decorate the room, suddenly feel full of business, the day of the flowers, the fragrance bursts, will make you feel vigorous, relaxed.

Cultivation methods of potted orchids:1Soil selection, mainly with better drainage soil 2

Precautions: In the process of growth, it is necessary to prevent diseases and insect pests to avoid affecting the growth of plants.

Orchids like to grow in fertile land, and can be used with a mixture of peat, garden soil, moss, and rotting leaves. When planting for the first time, you can lay a layer of crushed bricks and stones at the bottom of the pot to enhance ventilation and drainage. After the first planting, it is necessary to water thoroughly and place it in a cool shade for maintenance; After half a month, it will be moved to a sunny and ventilated environment for maintenance.

How to plant orchids for novices:1. When choosing pots and pads to plant orchids, you should choose a pot of the right size, and you should also pay attention to the material, with good permeability and drainage holes. It has a shallow root system, and the soil layer should be raised before potting, usually with shells and tiles.

2. The soil for planting orchids in pots should be loose and breathable, and it is recommended to buy special soil for orchids directly for the first time. Place the soil on top of the filler, about two or three centimeters later. After that, the orchid is placed on the soil, and the roots must be both.

3. When planting potted plants, hold the plants with one hand and fill the soil with the other hand, and gently lift it up when filling the soil, so that the lower end of the root system is comfortable. You also need to shake the pot from side to side to make the roots and soil more tightly bonded.

4. After the potted plants on the orchid are planted, they should be watered thoroughly in time, and the first water must be watered thoroughly, so that the bottom of the pot can flow water. After watering, put it in a well-ventilated environment and no light and let it serve in a pot, and wait for it to fully recover.

Orchid pot planting steps:

1. Seedling selection: Divide the orchid plant into several clusters, and there are about three small seedlings in one cluster. The selected seedlings should be high and low, long and short, tender and slightly older. In this way, the orchid plant will have a better sense of layering.

2. Pot selection: You need to choose a pot with a diameter of about 10 cm and a little deeper, about medium height. And prepare a portion of the orchid soil that has been prepared.

3. Padding: Bedding is required before filling in the soil. You can put a tile at the bottom of the basin to cover the drainage hole, and then put in bricks, tiles, etc. one by one to leave some gaps. Pad the pot to about one-half to one-third the height of the pot.

4. Potting: Potting is generally carried out in spring. When potting, put the orchid plant directly into the pot to let the roots and branches and leaves relax naturally, then hold the plant with one hand and fill the soil with the other, and gently shake the orchid pot to make the root system of the plant fit closely with the soil.

Finally, press the soil by hand, but be careful not to hurt the roots. After planting, you can also spread a layer of small stones or moss on the surface of the potting soil, which can not only enhance the appearance, but also regulate the moisture.

5. Precautions: After the orchid is paved, it is necessary to water it once to moisten the soil and provide sufficient water for the plant to resume growth. After that, the pot is moved to a shaded place for maintenance.

Choose potting soil: Orchids should be planted in pots with small holes on the sides, and base soil prepared with humus and garden soil. Transplanting planting:

The rotten and rotten roots of the seedlings are cut off and planted in pots covered with tiles. Post-management: Place the orchid in semi-shade and water it with rain once a week.