Will orchids germinate if they are divided in autumn? What is the survival rate?

1. Will it germinate?

It is very suitable for division in autumn, and it will sprout if properly cared for. After September every year, flower buds have formed, but leaf buds and new buds have not yet formed. At this time, dividing the plants and turning the soil can just stimulate them to grow new buds. After the division is completed, it must be carefully maintained and not exposed to strong light. It should be kept in a well-ventilated and weakly lit place. The soil in the pot should be moist and the temperature should be provided as suitable as possible. This will be more conducive to germination and survival.

2. Survival rate

The probability of orchid division surviving in autumn is very high as the temperature and humidity are very suitable. Of course, the survival rate has a lot to do with the division method and subsequent maintenance. If the method is inappropriate, it will be difficult to maintain in the later stage, and the plant will not survive even if the climate is suitable.

When dividing the plants, be careful not to loosen the soil to avoid damaging the root system. Then cut off the rotten and old roots, disinfect and dry them before planting. After planting, it is necessary to water it thoroughly in time, that is, water it to establish its roots, and maintain it in a suitable environment, so that its survival rate can be higher.