The secret to more orchid sprouts

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1. Choose the right flower soil

2. Control the temperature

3. Timely supplementation of fertilizers

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Choose the right flower soil: If you want your orchid to germinate more, you need to use weakly acidic flower soil with relatively high fertility, strong drainage capacity, and enough softness to grow it. Control the temperature: lowering the temperature to between 16-24°C can also help it grow more new shoots. Timely supplementation of fertilizer: Before the germination period, you can topdress it with some flower fertilizer with germination function to help it grow buds.

1. Choose the right flower soil

1. Choose the right flower soil

Flower soil is the basis for the growth of orchids, and it is also the main source of nutrients, water and other growth resources. Therefore, if you want it to grow better and sprout more, you need to use weakly acidic flower soil with relatively high fertility, strong drainage capacity, and enough softness. For example, you can use flower soil mixed with humus soil, river sand and red soil.

2. Control the temperature

Only under suitable temperature conditions can it grow new shoots. Therefore, it is best to keep it between 16-24℃ during maintenance. Do not place it in an environment that is too cold, otherwise it will not be able to produce new shoots. Don't put it in a place that's too hot, otherwise the new shoots it produces may wither and fall off prematurely.

3. Timely fertilization

Because it requires certain nutrients to germinate, it is necessary to increase the frequency of fertilization before it germinates. It is best to choose a flower fertilizer with special germination function. If not, you can also choose some flower fertilizers that contain more nitrogen. But be careful, you must dilute it before applying flower fertilizer. Otherwise, too much fertilizer may damage it and prevent it from sprouting.

2. Control the temperature

3. Timely supplementation of fertilizers

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