How to choose Chunlan

Things to note before purchasing

Before buying spring orchids, you should first ask yourself these questions. Only by understanding the current situation can you buy better orchids.

1. First, understand how much space you have to grow orchids? If the space is small, it is not advisable to buy too many orchids, as crowding is not conducive to the growth of orchids.

2. What species are suitable for cultivation in the space you have? Different orchids have different adaptability to conditions such as light, temperature, humidity, and ventilation, so you should understand these before choosing the appropriate type.

3. Estimate how much time you have to take care of orchids? Growing orchids does not require heavy work, but it does require careful, meticulous care and protection. If you are lazy or busy at work, even if you buy a healthy orchid, it will not grow healthily.

How to choose varieties?

When you are just starting to grow orchids, you should choose varieties that are easy to cultivate and easy to bloom, which can help boost your confidence. Try not to choose seedlings, as the maintenance period is long and the maintenance steps are easily aborted.

Beginners don’t need to pay attention to trends, just choose the flower shapes and colors they like.

Pay attention to the variety and make sure it matches your growing environment so that you can get twice the result with half the effort in care.

By buying some cheaper hybrid seedlings, you can expect beautiful flowers to bloom and increase the fun of orchid cultivation.

If you have accumulated cultivation experience, you can further select rarer and more difficult to care for varieties. Challenge is also one of the fun of orchid cultivation.

Tips for choosing high-quality varieties

Look at the leaves: The leaves of a healthy spring orchid should be bright green and shiny, without severe yellowing or black spots. Each plant has several tubes connected into a large piece. This kind of plant is better and it will easily sprout new leaves after it survives.

Look at the rhizomes: A good spring orchid should have a grayish white root system that is relatively intact, without severe dryness, shrinkage, rot or breakage, and without translucent water-soaked spots due to freezing.