Yellow horn orchid cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

Cultivation of yellow horned orchid should be done in loose soil, which can provide oxygen to the root system of the plant and prevent water accumulation. Watering should also be appropriate. Water should be watered in time after the cultivation soil is dry. It can be appropriately reduced in winter. You can receive sunlight outdoors in spring and autumn, but use something to block the sun in summer. It should be noted that do not water every day, as too much water will cause the leaves to turn yellow.

1. Soil

It can be said that its soil requirements are not particularly high. As long as the soil is relatively loose, it can provide sufficient oxygen for the root system and is not likely to cause water accumulation. occur. For normal preparation, just use leaf mold soil as the main ingredient, and mix some coarse sand and some base fertilizer into it.

2. Moisture

Usually if Improper management, too much or too little watering, will cause adverse situations. The method of watering is that if you find that the surface of the soil in its pot is dry, water it in time. In winter, the amount of watering should be appropriately reduced, basically once every 10 days.

3. Light

It is A plant that prefers light, it is best to place it outdoors in spring and autumn. It is best if it can be exposed to sunlight throughout the day. In summer, it is best to place it indoors by a window. When the sun is strong, use a white gauze curtain to block it.

IV. Precautions

Normally When cultivating, pay special attention to the amount of water. If there is too much water, yellow leaves will appear, and in severe cases, they will die. Water only when it is dry. There is no need to water every day. It is not tolerant to the cold in winter, and florists who cultivate it in the north need to move it indoors for maintenance in winter to ensure that it survives the winter safely.

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