Can crab claw orchid be watered after transplanting?

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1. Can it be watered?

2. Maintenance after transplanting

3. Precautions for transplanting

Whether it can be watered after transplanting depends on the dryness and wetness of the cultivation medium. If the substrate is dry, water it thoroughly after planting. There is no need to replenish water for the first half of the month. You can sprinkle more water to increase the humidity. If the substrate is moist and water can still be squeezed out, wait until it dries before watering thoroughly. In addition, do not place it in direct light to avoid sunburn. Also be careful to avoid transplanting during the flowering period, otherwise the flowers will fall and survival will be affected.

1. Whether it can be watered

Whether the crab claw orchid can be watered after transplantation depends on the dryness and wetness of the cultivation medium. If it is relatively dry, water it in time and thoroughly after transplanting. There is no need to replenish water for about half a month in the later period. Just sprinkle more water on normal days. If the substrate is relatively moist and water can still be squeezed out with your hands, there is no need to water it. You can wait until it dries slightly before watering it thoroughly.

2. Maintenance after transplanting< /h2>

The newly transplanted crab claw orchid is relatively weak and cannot be placed directly in the sun to receive direct light. It should be placed in a weak astigmatism place first, and then gradually increase the light after it adapts, otherwise it will be sunburned. Resulting in transplant failure and inability to survive. In addition, do not rush to fertilize immediately after planting. At this time, the root system cannot absorb fertilizer. If fertilization is applied, the root system will be burned and the plant will die.

3. Precautions for transplanting< /h2>

When transplanting, avoid the flowering period, because the flowering period is very sensitive, and most of the nutrients in the roots are absorbed by the flowers and cannot be repaired. Transplanting at this time will cause the flowers to fall and also affect survival. In addition, water should be controlled before transplanting. It is best to stop watering the week before, which will make it easier to remove the pot and reduce damage to the root system.

2. Maintenance after transplanting

3. Precautions for transplanting

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