Can the orchid sword bloom after half of the sword is broken, and the other half is left?

Take good care of it, and it will bloom again next year.

Maintenance points:1Be diligent in the sun. Although the growth of vermilion is not harsh on sunlight, more sunlight is very beneficial to the development of bulbs.

2.Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Vermilion red is a fertilizer-loving fertilizer, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied frequently throughout the year, so as to ensure the rejuvenation of bulbs. Especially every year.

In July and August, during the flower bud differentiation period, the available phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied more frequently.

3.Handling of "Caught Arrows". Vermilion red will also appear similar to the phenomenon of flower arrows that cannot be fully extended and bloom. In addition to the cause of the stunted development of the bulbs themselves, it can be adjusted by creating a temperature difference of 8-10 between day and night.

4.Treatment of rootless flowering. If it is found that the flower arrow is drawn out and the seed bulb does not take root, the flower arrow water plug should be cut off decisively to prevent further consumption of the seed bulb.

5.The timing of the arrow removal after flowering. After the saffron is gone, if the seeds are not left, the general cultivation books require that the flower arrows be cut off to avoid consuming nutrients.

However, practice has proved that it is more reasonable not to cut off the flower arrows, but only remove the residual flowers, and then remove them when they are completely dry: first, the flower arrows can still carry out photosynthesis and continue to produce nutrients; Second, avoid pouring water into the shortened flower arrows, which will cause rottenness; Third, cutting off fresh flower arrows will lose a lot of nutrients.

If there is a flower bud in the lower part of the broken part, it can still bloom after a long time of recovery, and the broken part cannot be exposed to the sun, so there is no problem with letting it grow for a few days.

The orchid flower is cut in half, and the remaining half is of course ready to bloom. Just keep it well. Nutrient abundance. We will definitely be able to have a meeting.

Half of the orchid flower arrow is broken, and the remaining half cannot bloom.

Yes, don't worry, it blooms from the roots, and it will bloom when the time comes.

No problem, it's okay, but it will take a little longer.

Where is the break? Is it between the buds or under the buds? If it is broken between the buds, the remaining buds can still bloom and will bloom stronger (because the nutrients are concentrated on a few flowers), if it is broken under the buds, there are no remaining buds on the flower stem, then it will not be able to bloom, and the flower stem of the phalaenopsis will not grow side branches from above.

Your newly planted bar, in addition to this, there are the following reasons that can cause the buds to fall:

1. Insect infestation, the flower arrow was bitten by insects below the soil surface.

2. Excessive fertilization.

3. The light is too dark.

4. Suffer from low temperature freezing damage in winter.

5. The environmental changes are too drastic during the growth period.

Wait a minute. You can gently turn the soil surface to find out what kind of insects are to see what kind of insects they are, or consult what kind of insects are in the flower shop and pesticide shop, and then please recommend insecticides, and after the soil is dry, combine with watering, use medicinal power to irrigate the roots or soak them. I generally use the pot sitting method when watering, that is, soak the blue pot in water, and the water surface is close to the soil surface, generally 30-60 minutes, so that the insects in the soil can drown without insecticides, and there are few insects in the soil.

There are many situations that can lead to this, so please judge according to your own reality:

1. Watering too often, resulting in rotten roots, etc.

2. The fertilization is too thick, resulting in the burning of seedlings.

3. The ambient temperature is too high, especially for spring orchids and orchids, the growth of flower buds needs to be continuously low, and if the temperature is too high, the buds will disappear, which is manifested as the flower arrows drying up and rotting. Wait a minute.