Orchid daily care in summer

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1. Pay attention to shade

2. Watering method

3. Temperature control

4. Disease and pest control

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When caring for orchids in summer, shade should be done when there is strong light, especially between 11 and 5 noon. Watering should also be avoided at noon, and it is recommended to do it in the morning or evening. When the temperature is relatively high, you need to spray more water or turn on the air conditioner appropriately to lower the temperature. In addition, measures to prevent pests and diseases must be taken.

1. Pay attention to shade

1. Pay attention to shading

Orchids are afraid of strong light, and the summer sun is not suitable for their growth, especially between 11 and 5 noon, so shading must be done. . If you want to build a sunshade net, it is recommended to build a few more layers to better block the strong light and reduce the temperature to a certain extent.

2. Watering method

When watering in summer, you must choose a good time first. It cannot be done at noon. It is recommended to do it in the morning or after 7 pm. The water used can be river water, rainwater or tap water after drying. It is best not to use water from deep wells. If water is poured into the leaves, proper ventilation is required.

3. Temperature control

In When breeding in summer, you will encounter the problem of high temperatures, so you must pay attention to controlling the temperature. You can spray more water or turn on the air conditioner to lower the temperature, but it is best not to place potted plants near the air outlet. Of course, don't let it be blown directly by an electric fan, and keep it away from household appliances.

4. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

Because the climate in summer is relatively hot and muggy, it is easy to be attacked by pests and diseases, so we must take measures to prevent pests and diseases. You can spray some pesticides to prevent pests and diseases, such as carbendazim, etc. every month.

2. Watering method

3. Temperature control

4. Disease and pest control

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