There is water in the orchid tray, do you have to pour it clean?

Orchids raised in nurseries are basically raised in the air, and the excess water flows directly to the ground after watering more casually. Our flower friends raise orchids at home, whether they are raised in the air or on the ground, they will basically put a tray to cushion them. Otherwise, the water will flow everywhere during watering, and the home will be very unclean.

Home breeding orchids, after watering there will be stagnant water in the tray, this stagnant water will be cleaned up in time to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes and bacteria, or sucked by the medium, to promote the medium too wet orchid rotten roots. In fact, when we raise orchids, it is beneficial to leave some water in the tray reasonably, and it is not too late to know.

1. Newly planted orchids can be left with a small amount of water in the trayIf the orchid is newly planted, after a day or two of watering, you can leave a small amount of water in the tray, which is conducive to serving pots and improving the survival rate. The reason is that if you leave some water in the tray, the air humidity at the bottom of the basin will be greater. Orchid roots "smell" the smell of waterOrchids like a moist growing environment, and if the roots are hydrophilic, they will quickly pot and grow downward.

When the roots start to grow, the orchid is successfully planted. Especially when the air humidity is low, after the orchid is potted, leave some water in the tray, which has many benefits.

2. When the air humidity is relatively low, you can leave a small amount of water in the tray, and the orchid will grow better in a humid environment, even if it is a solid orchid, the air humidity of the growing environment should not be lower than 50% for a long time. When the air humidity at home is relatively low, you can leave some water in the tray for raising orchids to increase the amount of water evaporation, improve the air humidity of the microenvironment, and let the orchids grow healthily. Sometimes the air humidity at home is too low, and flower friends will place water trays and hang wet towels around the orchid pot, the purpose is also to increase humidity, and the purpose is the same as leaving some water in the tray.

But personally, I think it's better to keep a small amount of water in a tray than to have a tray next to it. Seeing this, maybe some flower friends will scold you for whether you can raise orchids? The water left in the tray will be sucked by the medium, and it is easy to rot the roots!

It is also easy to breed mosquitoes and bacteria, so don't be in a hurry to scold the orchid when you get sick, and be patient to read the following contentNot all orchids can be left with some water in the tray to increase survival rate or increase air humidity

If you don't use it just after watering, you have to pour it on the second day after watering, otherwise the water will accumulate there, and it may be reabsorbed, and it is easy for the roots of the flower to rot.

Because orchids like to grow in moist environments, it is a good idea to have trays for orchids when the air is dry. This way, when we water the orchids, we can keep the water in the tray and not get it everywhere. Then there is when the weather is dry, if we do not water in time, it will cause the orchid to lack water and dry up, and prepare a tray for the orchid with water, you can let the water into the orchid planting material, play a role in increasing water for the orchid.

Yes, this allows some air to enter the soil from the bottom of the pot, so that the soil can be breathable to the roots.

The fragrance of orchids is long and long, and the atmosphere is like an elegant and beautiful enjoyment, so even if the orchid is complicated, or there are many orchid people who will love to raise it.

Since orchids like to grow and develop in humid environments, it is a good idea to prepare trays for orchids in advance in dry conditions. That way, when we're watering the orchids, the water stays in the tray and doesn't get all over the place. In addition, in the case of dry weather, if we do not water in time, it will cause the orchid to dry up with less water, and prepare a tray for the orchid in advance to be wet, so that the water can enter the planting material of the orchid, which has the effect of improving the moisture of the orchid.

Generally, orchids are planted in high-legged potted pots, and the back of the potted pots has ventilation holes. Even if there is water in the tray, it cannot harm the inhalation of orchid plants and roots for fresh air, after all, most of the deep layers of water in the tray are not easy to exceed 3 cm. There are no drawbacks, so even if you don't pour out this water, it won't affect the orchid.

Some orchid keepers are likely to go out often, or even stay home for ten and a half days, so how do you water the orchids? In a previous article, it was said that as long as the moisturizing and hydrating (water absorption) of the planting material is sufficient and strong, it is no problem for orchids to be watered for 20 days. If there is still some remaining water in the tray at this time, when the orchid soil layer is less water, the planting material will use a siphon effect to suck this part of the water into the planting material for the orchid root to absorb.

Freshly watered trays are not suitable for water storage. Because the water in the watered pot, the water in the planting material is already in a saturated state, the rhizome must inhale fresh air, and if there is water in the tray, it is likely to block the bottom diameter, so that the fresh air can not enter from the bottom diameter, and the pot lacks the whole line of fresh air. That would be no good for Langen's photosynthesis.

Therefore, it is most appropriate to put the water in the tray neatly after watering or tidying it up.

The water in the orchid tray does not necessarily have to be poured clean, but it should not be stored in the tray for a long time, so as not to breed some germs and affect the growth of the orchid.

It doesn't need to be poured out; Because if there is water in the tray, it can make the orchid grow better and more lush.

Yes, it is true to clean up; Otherwise, it is easy to block the drainage hole at the bottom of the orchid, resulting in root rot.

Whether there is water in the tray or not should be determined according to the specific conditions of the environment in which the orchid is raised. When the water in the orchid pot is still saturated after watering, the water in the tray should be poured out; When the planting material is relatively dry, in order to increase the humidity of the air, add a little moisture to the orchid pot tray and let it slowly evaporate, which is beneficial to improve the ambient humidity and the breathing of the orchid.

Some flower friends asked: If there is water in the orchid tray, must it be poured clean?

Family orchids generally have bright and coarse trays, which are conducive to watering on the one hand, and on the other hand, they are relatively clean on the table and should not be polluted. However, whether there is water in the tray should be carefully determined according to the air humidity in the environment, seasonal changes and weather conditions

It is not advisable to store water in a tray that has just been watered

Because, after watering, the water in the planting material is already in a saturated state, and the root system needs to breathe fresh air.

At this time, if there is moisture in the tray, it is very likely to block the bottom hole, making it difficult for fresh air to enter through the bottom hole, and there is a lack of fresh air in the blue pot. This is not beneficial to the respiration of Langen.

Therefore, it is advisable to pour out the stagnant water in the tray after watering.

When increasing the humidity of the air, water should be left in the tray

When the orchid pot planting material is in a relatively dry state, the air humidity in the environment is relatively dry, at this time, add some water to the tray, which is not only conducive to the moisture absorption of the orchid pot, but also can improve the air humidity of the environment.

In rainy weather and during the rainy season, you can't let water in the tray.

It is necessary to remind Lan friends to pay special attention to:The water in the tray must be relatively clean, and the clean water should be replaced every once in a while, so that it can not be left dirty for a long time, which may breed bacteria and insects, and secondly, it will also threaten the respiration of Langen.

In short,Whether there is water in the tray or not should be determined according to the specific conditions of the environment in which the orchid is raised. When the water in the orchid pot is still saturated after watering, the water in the tray should be poured out;

When the planting material is relatively dry, in order to increase the humidity of the air, add a little moisture to the orchid pot tray and let it slowly evaporate, which is beneficial to improve the ambient humidity and the breathing of the orchid.

The humidity of breeding orchids in the north has always been a headache, ventilation and humidity are not easy to deal with, ventilation is good and the humidity is low, watering for half a day, the planting material on the pot surface is dry, the orchid growing season is easy to cause the orchid buds to stiffen, do not grow, if it is dry, it will be watered immediately, and it will cause the middle and lower parts of the pot to be damp.

It's best to pour the water clean. Because there is a high chance that this water will breed bacteria, which will lead to rotten flowers and roots.

Of course, it needs to be poured clean. If it is not poured cleanly, it will cause the roots of the orchid to rot.

Yes, this water must be poured clean, otherwise there may be bacteria breeding at this time, causing the orchid to rot its roots. And then the orchid will die.

Yes, orchids don't need much water. The water in the tray is because there is too much water in the pot and it seeps down. If it is not poured out as soon as possible, it will cause the soil to deteriorate and become too wet.

Orchid leaf dehydration usually occurs shortly after transplanting or when the root system is damaged.

1. Newly transplanted orchids, especially those transplanted in summer, are limited by the function of their roots, and their absorption capacity is far less than the evaporation of the plant, so there will be dehydration.

2. The root system is generally destroyed due to watering the roots too often or fertilizing too thick to burn the roots, if it is the former, it is necessary to control the water to raise new roots, and the latter is best to pick out the undissolved fertilizer particles in time, water several times more permeable, and let the fertilizer be discharged out of the pot with water. After treatment, both should be placed in a cool and ventilated place as the first one to increase air humidity.