Why Orchids Don't Bloom

1. Unsuitable environment

1. Reason: Orchids are quite picky about the environment, especially the length of time of sunlight exposure and the moisture level of the soil. If these two conditions cannot be guaranteed, the plant will not bloom.

2. Solution: It likes places with low temperatures, and the soil in its growing environment should be warm and humid. The space for the plants to grow should be made as large as possible to facilitate air circulation. In this way, the problem of the plants not blooming due to an inappropriate growth environment can be avoided.

2. Insufficient temperature difference

1. Reason: Constant temperature has little stimulation on the flower buds of the plant, which will cause the plant to fail to bloom.

2. Solution: Before flowering, it likes places with large temperature differences, because this will stimulate the plant more and make it easier for it to bloom. Therefore, if you control the temperature difference well, the probability of the plant blooming will be greater.

3. Improper watering

1. Reason: Improper watering will affect the growth of the plant. Too much watering will cause root rot, while too little watering will not achieve the desired effect.

2. Solution: It has a large demand for water, but the more the better. Wait until the soil is completely dry before watering it thoroughly, and keep the leaves of the plant at a suitable level of moisture. This is the only way to solve the problem of the plant not being able to bloom due to unreasonable watering.