Can black orchid be exposed to rain? Can it be placed in the rain on rainy days?

Black orchid likes a relatively humid environment and likes water, but it cannot be watered excessively during maintenance. There should not be water accumulation in the soil, otherwise it will easily cause the plant roots to rot or the leaves to turn yellow. In addition, attention should be paid to the water quality when watering.

Mo orchids like rainwater or snowwater, which are more conducive to their growth. If conditions do not allow, tap water for irrigation must be dried before use, and the chlorine in the tap water must be evaporated before use, otherwise it will hinder the growth of Mo orchids.

Black orchid in the rain

Mo Lan can be exposed to rain on rainy days, but it is only suitable for short-term light rain, generally 30 to 50 minutes. If it is exposed to rain for a long time, the roots of Mo Lan will rot.

Mo Lan requires sufficiently humid air during its growth period. The soil should be kept moist at all times to give the Mo Lan sufficient water. You can also spray water on its leaves appropriately to cool it down and increase the humidity.

If the Mo orchid is exposed to heavy rain, you need to loosen the soil in time, drain the accumulated water, and place the flowerpot in a warm and ventilated environment to accelerate the evaporation of water.

Just planted black orchid in the rain

The newly planted Mo Lan cannot be exposed to rain, although the naturally falling rain is slightly acidic, which is very suitable for the growth of orchids. However, it is not recommended to directly expose the newly planted Mo Lan to rain, because the rain will reach the heart of the Mo Lan leaf. If the water in the heart of the leaf cannot be quickly dissipated, it will cause the heart and root to rot.