How to grow Red General Orchid

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1. Pot soil selection

2. Fertilizer supplement

3. Light supplementation

4. Temperature range

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It is usually grown in purple sand flower pots, and the loam soil is made of orchid stone, perlite, decomposed coconut shells and pine bark. Supplement sufficient fertilizer during the growth period, and slow-release granular fertilizers can be used. The amount of sunshine needs to change according to the seasons, and pay attention to shading in summer. The temperature range is about 15-25 degrees Celsius. Pay attention to heat preservation in winter and move indoors as early as possible.

1. Pot soil selection

1. Selection of pot soil

Its pseudobulbs are very large, so they are generally planted in purple sand flower pots. The loam used must be breathable, soft, and have drainage effect. Orchid stone and perlite can be used Coupled with decomposed coconut shells and pine bark, this preparation can ensure the growth of roots, facilitate normal breathing, and prevent root rot.

2. Fertilizer supplement

For it, fertilizer is essential. After the flowers wither, sufficient fertilizer must be added during the growth period. The type can be slow-release. Granular fertilizer has a longer-lasting effect. You can also use decomposed organic liquid fertilizer. During this period, the growth is vigorous and it is in the differentiation period. Only by ensuring sufficient fertilizer and water can the flower buds differentiate and bloom.

3. Light supplementation

Give Sunlight needs to change according to the seasons. In summer, the light intensity is greater, so the sun needs to be blocked in time and cannot be exposed to direct light. In winter, the intensity of sunlight is reduced, and it can be exposed to sufficient sunlight, which is conducive to the synthesis of nutrients.

4. Temperature range

Suitable The temperature range for its growth is about 15-25 degrees Celsius. In winter, pay attention to insulation, keep it in a heated place, and move it indoors as early as possible to avoid freezing damage.