How to grow dendrobium on wood piles

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1. Prepare wooden stakes

2. Planting preparation

3. Cover with moss

4. Start planting

5. Post-maintenance

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Prepare suitable wooden stakes. It is best to choose ones with thick bark, longitudinal grooves on them and high moisture content. Place it in a dry place, spread moss on the stump, place the dendrobium plant on the moss, wrap the roots with moss, and wrap it with the prepared wire to fix it. After completion, pay attention to regular watering. After the seedlings survive, you can water more appropriately in February to March.

1. Prepare wooden stakes

1. Prepare wooden piles

Prepare suitable wooden piles. Pay attention to the breathability of the wooden piles you choose. They can be fir, snake wood, camphor wood, pear wood, etc. It is best to choose bark. Wooden piles that are thick, have longitudinal grooves on them, and have a high water content are not only easy to plant, but also beautiful. Before use, they should be exposed to the sun for a period of time to kill the bacteria inside.

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Drill holes in the tree stump to secure it. Also prepare cotton wire or aluminum wire to fix the plant when the time comes.

3. Spread moss

Put it in a dry place and spread moss on the tree stump. The amount should not be too much, otherwise it will easily cause rot and cause the dendrobium roots to rot and die.

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Place the dendrobium plant on top of the moss, and wrap the roots with a little moss. Be careful not to wrap the stems, otherwise if too much water is applied, it will easily lead to death. Wrap and fix it with the prepared wire. The angle of the binding is determined according to the direction of growth. Then it can be hung on the wall or leaned against the edge.

5. Later maintenance

After completion, you should pay attention to regular watering, and the time should be in the morning or in the evening after the sun sets. After the seedlings survive, you can water them more appropriately in February to March.

2. Planting preparation

3. Cover with moss

4. Start planting

5. Post-maintenance

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