How to water potted dendrobium and what to do if you water it too much

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1. How to pour

2. What to do if you water too much

When watering dendrobium, try to choose rainwater, river water or tap water that has been exposed to the sun. Never use tap water to water it directly, as it will affect its normal growth. When watering, just follow the principle of seeing dry and seeing wet. It is more important to avoid water accumulation. In summer, avoid midday, and it is best to water in the morning and at night. If you water too much, you need to put it in a place with a higher temperature in time to speed up the evaporation of water. If the situation is too serious, just replace the soil.

1. How to water

1. Water treatment: When watering dendrobium, try to choose rainwater or natural water such as river water. If there is no such condition, tap water can only be used for watering. It is best to use water that has been exposed to the sun for two or three days, because tap water contains chlorine and other substances that are harmful to plants.

2. How to water: You need to check the soil when watering Is it completely dry? Because dendrobium is more afraid of water accumulation, you need to wait until the water in the flower pot is completely dry before watering. Especially in summer, you need to be careful not to water during high temperatures at noon. If you find that the air is relatively dry, you can spray water around the plants or spray water on the stems and leaves of the plants to moisturize.

2. What to do if you water too much

If you water dendrobium too much, you need to speed up the transpiration of water in a place with a higher temperature. Do not let it grow in standing water for a long time, which will affect its survival. If overwatering is serious, you can directly replace the soil with it, but pay attention to check the growth of the root system, and disinfect the roots if necessary.

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