How to raise orchids to bloom more easily? Do you know that?/You know what?

1. Suitable pots

Many flower friends haven't changed pots since they bought orchids, which is the root cause of the delay in flowering of your orchids. Just bought orchids had better be cultured in earthen pots. After 2-3 years of cultivation, they should be changed into purple sand pots or porcelain pots.

2, soil selection

About how to raise orchids to bloom easily, orchids themselves are relatively delicate plants, so try to create a most suitable soil environment for orchids to grow. What soil is the best for orchid cultivation? First, cover the hole at the bottom of the orchid basin with mussels, brown slices, etc., and thicken the sand, cinder and charcoal into steamed bread, accounting for about 1/3 of the capacity, and then add the culture soil with a thickness of about 3~5 cm.

3. Water properly

Although orchids like to be cool and damp, being wet means that the soil is kept moist, so don't water it too much, otherwise what will happen if the orchid roots are rotten? Some flower friends don't know how often to water orchids. Generally speaking, it is best to water them once every two or three days in spring and autumn and once a week in winter.

4. Proper lighting

If the flower friends are cultivating orchids on the family balcony, they should be protected from sun exposure, strong wind and frost. In this weather, put the potted orchid down on the balcony. How to raise orchids to bloom easily? It is ok to put some sunshine on the balcony base at ordinary times, and it will not bloom without sunshine.

5. Suitable temperature

Generally speaking, the lowest limit temperature of domestic breeding orchids is 8℃, and the highest limit temperature is 35℃. 18 ~ 3℃ is the best maintenance temperature of orchids. When the temperature drops to 8℃, you should go indoors for the winter to avoid frostbite, and go out when the temperature reaches 1% in early spring.

1. Three factors of raising orchids well

1. Fertilization

In the peak season of orchid growth, fertilizers must be kept up, mainly using nitrogen fertilizer, which can make orchids sprout more new buds and save energy for the flowering time. About half a month, you can apply organic fertilizer solution once, or apply fermented organic fertilizer. After flower bud differentiation, it is necessary to switch to phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, so that root growth will be very strong and flowering is expected. However, it should be reminded that the concentration of fertilization should not be too high. My personal suggestion is to add some fertilizers while watering to ensure that the soil is full of nutrients, so as to achieve "small profits but quick turnover", otherwise it will not be absorbed if it is added too much at one time.

2. Watering

During the curing period, many people have the problem of watering too much, and the watering process is uncontrolled, which often leads to water accumulation. This will easily lead to root rot, followed by yellow leaves and dead leaves, which will affect absorption, thus affecting the occurrence of overgrowth, flowering assistance and even the survival rate.

Therefore, it is necessary to control the rhythm of watering, do not accumulate water, and do not stay in a wet state for a long time, just keep it at a wet level. If you don't know how to judge the amount of water, you can use a small wooden stick to cut it into the soil. Wait for about half an hour to take it out for observation. If the soil is not stuck, it proves that it is full of water. If it is dry, it proves that it needs water supplement. In addition, be gentle when watering, and the water will flow slowly, and it will be OK when you see the bottom of the basin begin to water.

if it is rainy and cloudy and the air humidity is relatively high, you can postpone watering for a few days to keep the soil moist. The main reason is to prevent water from evaporating in time, leading to root rot. If it is rainy after watering, it is best to put it in a well-ventilated place at this time to speed up the evaporation of water and reduce the chance of decay.

3. Environment

The environment is one of the important factors for the maintenance of orchids, neither wet nor dry. Both extremes will easily lead to "greetings" from pests and diseases, and will also lead to excessive growth. Therefore, it is necessary to choose a good environment when maintaining, preferably an environment with good ventilation, sufficient astigmatism and appropriate temperature, so that orchids can grow healthily and comfortably and grow up quickly.