Dendrobium dendrobium cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

Soil: Loose, fertile, rotten soil is very beneficial to the cultivation of Dendrobium niger. Occasionally loosening the soil during maintenance can promote its absorption of nutrients. Moisture: Water once a day during the vigorous growth period, and about twice a week during normal times. Temperature: The temperature should be controlled within 15-28℃ during curing. Light: It likes semi-shade and is not suitable for growing in places with strong light. Usually, it can be cultivated in a place with scattered light.

1. Soil

Dendrobium niger prefers loose and fertile soil. It generally uses rotten soil where moss grows. This kind of soil can well meet its growth needs and allow it to develop better. .

2. Moisture

During the growth period, watering should be done alternately between dry and wet times. This can ensure that the plant has an adaptation process. Too dry and too wet will affect its normal growth. of. In the peak period, watering once a day is enough, and in normal times, it is enough to water about twice a week. The amount of water should be controlled to avoid excessive water.

3. Temperature

The suitable temperature for its growth is 15-28℃. If the temperature protection is better during the breeding period, the plants will develop well. Especially when the temperature is relatively high in summer and low in winter, protective measures should be taken.

4. Light

It does not like an environment with too much sunlight and strong light. Generally, a semi-shady environment is best. Because it is a plant that likes shade, it does not like to be exposed to strong light, and it can be exposed to scattered light.

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