How to grow perfume dendrobium orchid

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1. Lighting

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

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In the process of cultivating perfumed dendrobium, you should ensure that it receives sufficient scattered light and cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, which may burn the plant. The breeding temperature must be well controlled. It should be around 18°C during the day and 13-16°C at night. It can withstand temperatures of -2°C for a short period of time. Watering should also be done in a timely manner, once a week according to the situation, and there should be no accumulation of water in the soil.

1. Lighting

1. Light

Fragrant dendrobium prefers to grow in an environment with sufficient astigmatism, and the maintenance location must have good light. However, do not let it receive direct sunlight, especially strong light in summer, which will burn the leaves of the plant. If it does not receive light, it will be difficult for it to bloom.

2. Temperature

During the breeding period Whether the temperature is suitable is also very critical. The best temperature during the day is around 18℃, and the temperature at night should not be too low. The best temperature is 13-16℃. The temperature in winter should not be too low, because it has a certain degree of cold resistance and can withstand temperatures of -2°C for a short period of time, but it cannot be exposed to low temperatures for a long time.

3. Water

In the plant Water should be replenished in time during the growth period. It is best to water according to the local climate. Watering can be done once a week. However, there should be no accumulation of water in the soil. If the roots of the plant are soaked in water, it will easily cause root rot over time. When the roots rot, the plant will die. Therefore, if improper watering causes water accumulation, drainage work should be done immediately.

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

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