How many times does the orchid sprout in a year?

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1. How many times a year do buds grow.

2. How to promote bud growth

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Generally speaking, the orchids can only send out new buds once a year, and the time is from March to April every year. However, if you are growing a young plant, it may also send out new shoots some time after planting. In winter, keep it in a place with soft light at about 15°C, which will be very beneficial to its germination next year.

1. How many times a year do buds grow.

1. How many times a year does it grow buds?

Generally speaking, the orchid can only sprout new buds once a year. Its germination period is from March to April every year. When the temperature rises, many new buds will grow. After that, it basically can no longer germinate. However, if it is a young plant that has just been planted, new shoots may grow after a period of planting.

2. How to promote bud growth

1. Temperature control and light control: If you want it to sprout new buds smoothly, you need to keep it at about 15℃ when it is dormant in winter, and give it some gentle sunlight. Do not put it in a place that is too hot, otherwise it will germinate early, but the number of new buds that can grow will be much smaller.

2. Water and fertilizer: before its new buds grow out In the future, it needs to be replenished with appropriate amounts of water to make the soil slightly moist, which is very beneficial to the growth of new shoots. In addition, you can also apply some flower fertilizer with a lower concentration to it, which will not only make the new buds it has grown grow better, but also allow the new buds it is growing to grow at a faster rate.

2. How to promote bud growth

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