How to grow orchids

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: The soil for growing it should be mainly humus soil. If it is grown in the south, you can use the soil from its place of origin, that is, orchid mud.

2. Light: It likes shade and cannot tolerate strong light, so it needs shading except in winter. If you raise it at home, you need to place it in semi-shade to control the light. It needs shade from 9 am to 6 pm, and can be exposed to normal sunlight at other times.

3. Watering: Watering needs to be adjusted appropriately according to different climates and seasons. When watering, make sure the soil is not dry in autumn and not wet in winter. Do not water too much.

4. Fertilization: There are two types of fertilizers for orchids. One is the base fertilizer applied before planting, and the other is the fertilizer applied during its growing season. Base fertilizer is fertilizer mixed into the soil, and bone meal can be used. During the growing season, apply diluted fertilizer cake water. In addition, foliar fertilizer should be sprayed on its leaves to promote the growth of stems and leaves.

2. Breeding Methods

Orchids are mainly propagated by division: select relatively sturdy stems, cut them and plant them in the soil. Water them thoroughly once and they will start to grow roots in a month.

3. Pest and disease control

Orchids are easily infected by aphids. If you find any, you can dilute carbendazim and spray them.