Cultivation methods and precautions of purple root orchid

Purple root orchid is actually a very easy to grow flower plant. As long as you care for it carefully in the correct way, you will be fine. Generally, you should pay attention to fertilizing the purple root orchid properly, because purple root orchid is a plant that likes fertilizer very much. During the breeding period, it is most appropriate to apply a thin phosphorus fertilizer to the purple root orchid once a month. Be careful not to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will easily hinder the growth of purple root orchid.

How to grow purple orchid

1. Soil

Before caring for purple root orchid, we must choose a soil suitable for its growth as a medium. Generally speaking, it is best to choose sandy soil with good drainage and rich in organic matter and humus, which can fully meet the nutrient needs of purple root orchid.

2. Watering

Purple root orchid does not require much water. Generally, it only needs to be watered thoroughly every 10-15 days. Be careful not to cause water accumulation in the pot to avoid waterlogging and root rot. This will promote the differentiation of flower buds and allow it to bloom better.

3. Lighting

Purple root orchid is a plant that likes sunlight, so it should be placed in a well-lit place for cultivation, but be careful not to place the light too strong. Wait until the sunlight is mild before placing it outdoors for exposure. After summer, it is necessary to provide appropriate shade to avoid burning the leaves due to excessive light.

4. Temperature

For purple root orchid, 18-25 degrees Celsius is its best cultivation temperature, which can promote its better growth. If it enters winter, avoid keeping purple root orchid in an environment below 5 degrees Celsius to prevent frost damage.

Purple root orchid care precautions

1. Reasonable pruning

When the purple root orchid is in the growth period, it is necessary to carry out reasonable pruning regularly, cut off the weak and diseased branches, and clean up the withered and necrotic purple root orchids, otherwise a series of disease problems will occur because of them.

2. Timely prevention of damage

If the purple root orchid cannot be prevented and controlled in time for diseases and pests, it will grow more and more crooked. For the insects that accompany the purple root orchid, you can use tools to clean them or spray them with medicine to prevent insects.