How to make the orchid bloom

1. Temperature

It prefers warm areas, and the temperature suitable for its growth is 10℃-25℃. It can survive in the range of 7℃-30℃. If it is a severe winter, 0℃-3℃ is also acceptable. In the north, it should be placed indoors in winter.

2. Sunlight

If you want it to bloom, don't let it be exposed to direct sunlight in the summer. Also pay attention to ventilation. Don't make it too closed. Remove its yellow leaves in time. During the period when its new leaves sprout and grow, it cannot be placed in a cold area, otherwise its leaves will grow thin and look unsightly.

3. Repotting

It grows relatively fast and its pot should be changed every 1-2 years. Ordinary garden soil, rotten leaf soil and coarse river sand can be used as its culture soil. After repotting, water it thoroughly and place it in a cool area.

4. Water

Give it enough water during its growth stage, sprinkle water on its leaves frequently, and keep the surrounding air humidity at a high enough level.

5. Flower Fertilizer

You can add a small dose of liquid fertilizer to it 1-2 times a month to help its new leaves sprout and grow stronger.

6. Notes

1. If the temperature exceeds 25℃, it is very likely that the second leaves will lose their luster because the temperature is too high. The pH value of the soil should be in the range of 4.5-5.5. It likes shade. If it is hot, it should be shaded.

2. It can only grow green leaves if the humidity is high enough, but you must pay attention to ventilation during hot seasons, otherwise it will easily be harmed by scale insects. If there is not enough humidity, its leaves will become dull and lack vitality. If the soil is a little dry, you should water it. During its peak growth period, you can give it more water and sprinkle some water on the leaves and the ground.

3. It mainly reproduces in spring. You can divide it and transplant it with a soil ball. You can remove its underground stems to make it easier to pot it. You can plant 2-3 plants in each pot.