What water is suitable for watering orchids?

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1. What kind of water is suitable?

2. Watering method

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Rain or snow water is most suitable for watering orchids. You can also use well water, river water or fish pond water. Most households will use tap water when watering, but the prerequisite is that it must be left for 2-3 days and the water must not be contaminated. Rice water can also be used to water orchids, but it should be diluted with water. Watering should be done thoroughly every time, and the water temperature should also be controlled.

1. What kind of water is suitable?

1. What kind of water is suitable?

When watering orchids, it is best to use rainwater, snow water, or use river water, well water, or fish pond water. These water qualities are all conducive to its growth. However, it should be noted that if it is artificial rainfall, it is best not to use rainwater. The quality of the water used must not be contaminated. If water contaminated by the chemical industry is used to water orchids, it will seriously harm its growth.

Generally speaking, if you breed at home, you need to use more water. Tap water. After receiving the tap water from the water pipe, first put it in a container and leave it for about 2-3 days. In addition, the rice water at home can also be used to water orchids, but it needs to be diluted with water and not too thick.

2. Watering method

1. When watering it, you should control whether it is dry or not. If you water it, you must water it thoroughly. If you stop watering for a long time, it will seriously affect the growth of its root system. But be careful not to allow water to accumulate in its pot. Whether in summer or winter, the water temperature should be close to room temperature, otherwise the water temperature will stimulate its root system and it will easily cause bad performance.

2. When watering, you should also choose a suitable time. In summer, it should be done in the morning or afternoon. If it's winter, you should choose it at noon to avoid the stimulation of the cold wind.

2. Watering method

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