How to care for orchids after they sprout

1. Lighting

It can usually be grown in an environment with better sunlight. It loves light. Can be placed in sunlight all day long. But in summer, it needs to be properly shaded. If the light is weak, it will slow down its growth and affect the differentiation of flower buds. And not that robust.

2. Temperature

The preferred growth temperature is around 20-25 degrees. In winter, the temperature should be kept above 8 degrees. Can be moved indoors for breeding. Warmth preservation measures can be taken when necessary. It can be used if you have air conditioning or heating at home. When the temperature warms up, it is better to expose it to more sunlight. When the temperature rises to around 30 degrees in summer, be sure to shade it. Avoid sunburn.

3. Water

You can keep the potting soil moderately moist. When the soil is dry, add plenty of water. Maintain a certain degree of breathability. It needs sufficient water when germinating, but not too much. Too much water can easily cause waterlogging, which can affect its growth. It is best to water the plant as soon as you see the soil is not completely dry. At the same time, it can increase the humidity in the air. This is more conducive to the differentiation of flower buds.

4. Ventilation

You can put it in a place with good air circulation. You can loosen the soil more, which will be more conducive to the growth and differentiation of flower buds.