What are the cultivation methods and precautions of Dendrobium candidum

How to cultivate Dendrobium candidum

Dendrobium officinale is an herbaceous plant of the Orchidaceae family. Its propagation methods include high bud propagation, cutting propagation, division propagation, and seed propagation. Cutting propagation is usually used because it grows faster and has a high survival rate. It generally grows to a height of 1-30 cm. It prefers a warm growing environment.

When planting Dendrobium officinale, loose, fertile and well-drained soil is generally used. It should be avoided from direct sunlight and the temperature should be kept between 15-30 degrees. Watering should be done in moderation. Fertilization should be done every 10 days, and diluted liquid fertilizer can be used.

Watering method

Dendrobium officinale is generally watered when the soil is relatively dry, but water shortage should be avoided, otherwise the leaves will dry up and the growth of new leaves will be affected. Water accumulation should also be avoided.

Fertilization method

When fertilizing Dendrobium officinale, it should be done in small amounts. During the growth period, the amount of fertilizer can be appropriately increased. Generally, some nitrogen fertilizer will be applied, and concentrated fertilizers should be avoided.

Pruning methods

When caring for Dendrobium officinale, it is necessary to carry out pruning work in time and cut off some dead branches and rotten leaves. This can effectively save nutrients and allow it to grow better.

Precautions for cultivation of Dendrobium candidum

When caring for Dendrobium officinale, you need to pay attention to the need for a good ventilation environment at ordinary times, so as to reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests. In addition, you need to water and fertilize it in time during the maintenance period to allow it to grow well.