1. Watering method1. Potting method: Newly planted orchids must be watered thoroughly in time, which is what we often call rooting water. When watering, you can prepare a bucket of water, then put the flower pot in it. When water seeps out from the surface of the flower pot, it means it has been watered thoroughly. Then let the water in the pot flow out. This method will make the watering more thorough and even. 2. Watering method: When watering, you can put a leather hose on the faucet, and then water it with small amounts of water. This will create a certain amount of pressure, which is conducive to thorough watering. You can stop when the potting soil and roots are completely moistened. 2. Can I water it every day?Newly planted orchids must not be watered every day. After watering them once to help them take root, just wait until the soil is dry before watering them again. No watering is needed during this period. If you water the plants every day, the soil in the pot will be too wet, and the newly planted roots will be weak, causing them to rot and die due to lack of oxygen. In addition, be careful not to apply any fertilizer, otherwise it will burn the roots and affect growth. |
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