Can I transplant orchids in summer? Can I fertilize orchids?

1. Can orchids be transplanted in summer?

It is not recommended to transplant orchids in summer. If you want to transplant, it is recommended to do it in spring or autumn. Because in summer, hot weather and strong light are not conducive to the plant acclimatization. Transplanting in the relatively warm spring and autumn will help the plants adapt to the pot more easily. If you must transplant the orchid in the summer, it is not impossible, but you need to pay attention to some details to ensure that the plant can adapt to the pot smoothly.

2. What should you pay attention to when transplanting orchids in summer?

1. Lower the temperature: It is recommended to transplant orchids in an environment with a temperature of 10-30℃. In summer, it is best to transplant orchids indoors rather than in hot places outdoors to avoid affecting the survival of the orchids.

2. Pay attention to shading: Orchids prefer semi-shade and do not like strong light. After transplanting, it will be more fragile and unable to withstand strong light. Therefore, you need to be careful when transplanting orchids in a semi-shaded environment and avoid exposing them to strong sunlight. After transplanting, it should also be placed in a semi-shaded, ventilated place for maintenance.

3. Can orchids be fertilized in summer?

If you do not fertilize your orchid in the spring, it is advisable to give it a small amount of fertilizer in the summer to provide it with nutrients. However, if more fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer is applied in the spring, then there is basically no need to fertilize the orchid in the summer.