Six points should be noticed when orchids are divided

Spring flowering orchids should be sub-basined from late September to November or before sprouting. The following should be paid attention to when sub-potting: 1. Rankan should be washed quietly. After the potted soil is fully dried, gently remove the plant, cut off the rot, cut off the roots, and then clean the roots and leaves with clear water, dry it, dry it until the orchid root becomes soft, cut it with a pair of scissors at the large bulb, and cut it off. Charcoal or sulphur powder (to prevent germs infection), then replant. 2, Lanpan to breathe. In general, the ventilation of the tile basin is the best, followed by the zisha basin. Porcelain basin is the worst. Regardless of the type of pot orchid, the pelvic floor must be filled with relatively thick material to ensure ventilation and ventilation. 3, plant material to drain. Raising the root weight in raising the roots and raising the orchids are not good enough. In all likelihood, the problem arises from the poor ventilation and drainage of the plant materials, which leads to the rot roots. Practice has shown that it is best to plant the grained material into the granules and mix it with the screened orchid mud. . 4, the root soil should be close. The buds will be outward when used for growing. Put the plants in the middle of the basin when putting the pots to make the pots evenly distributed. Holding the seedling in one hand. Fill the nutritious soil with one hand and shake the pot while filling the soil. Connect the roots with the soil. 5, water to be thoroughly drenched. After the pots are irrigated, put them in a sheltered, wet place. Afterwards, control the amount of water until sprouting. 6, the venue should be ventilated. Whether it is garden cultivation or balcony cultivation, it is best to place it on a four-sided ventilation rack. The closed balcony must have sliding windows, which is very good for reducing orchid pests and diseases.

Posted on November 14, 2018