When and in what season do orchids bloom?

1. When and in what season do orchids bloom?

There are many varieties of orchids, and the flowering seasons of different varieties of orchids vary. Spring orchids bloom from January to March in winter and spring, nine-headed orchids bloom from March to April in spring, and cymbidium orchids bloom from March to May. Jian orchids bloom from May to October in summer and autumn, and cold orchids bloom from November to January of the following year, and black orchids bloom from December to February of the following year. In summary, the flowering time of orchids is not fixed. It depends on the specific variety. In addition, factors such as the orchid's planting location and its climate will also affect the flowering time of orchids.

2. How to grow orchids

Soil: The soil for growing orchids should be loose, slightly acidic, and have good air permeability and drainage.

Temperature: The most suitable temperature for orchid growth is between 18 and 30 degrees Celsius. If the outside temperature is higher than 30 degrees Celsius or lower than 5 degrees Celsius, the growth of the plant will be hindered.

Fertilization: Fertilizing orchids should be done at specific times. The appropriate time to fertilize it is during the spring and autumn equinoxes and within twenty days after its petals have fallen, and it is best to fertilize it in the evening. Then water it again in the early morning of the next day and fertilize it every two to three weeks.

Watering: When watering orchids, you only need to keep the soil 80% moist to prevent water accumulation. This is sufficient as long as the plant's water needs are met. In addition, during the rainy season, you should pay attention to rain prevention and drainage, and do not water at noon.