Blood leaf orchid breeding methods and precautions

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1. Suitable breeding

2. Water properly

3. Fertilize

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The plant height of Bloodleaf Orchid is 10 to 25 centimeters, the rhizome is body-long, and the raceme grows at the top, with a dozen flowers on it, all three to eight centimeters in length. The shape of the petals is a bit like a semi-ovate, with a length of 8 to 9 mm and a width of about 2 mm. The environment where it usually grows is in deep mountain valleys. So if we take it home to breed it, what methods and things should we pay attention to? Let's learn together.

1. Suitable breeding

1. Suitable breeding

In the process of breeding it, we can allow it to be properly bred, usually in spring and autumn. It is enough to divide the plants every three years. As long as the plant grows relatively robustly, its pseudobulbs can be divided densely. Before dividing the plants, reduce the amount of watering and let the pot soil dry. After dividing the plants, you can start potting them. Generally, you use some broken tiles to cover the small holes under the pots, then spread some coarse sand, and then plant them in sandy loam.

2. Reasonable watering

When the blood leaf orchid is growing vigorously, if there is a lack of water in summer. This will slow down its growth. So you need to water some water. Generally speaking, water it when it is dry. If it is moist, you don’t need to water it. Just let it dry appropriately. When watering again, remember to water it thoroughly and not half-water it. The frequency of watering depends on the plant material in the pot. The watering time is generally in the morning or evening when the sunlight is not very strong. It is best not to water at noon. Also use some clean, non-polluted water, preferably slightly acidic. This will allow it to grow more vigorously.

3. Fertilization

If you want to fertilize Generally, some farmyard manure is chosen, but you must remember to let it pile up for more than a year before using it. When applying fertilizer, try to apply it on the edge of the pot so as not to touch its roots or its leaves. When using chemical fertilizers, pay attention to the concentration of fertilizers. Generally, when fertilizing it, it is mainly sprayed on the leaves, so that it can absorb nutrients better and its roots will not be damaged. This is the best method for it. fertilization method. When growth is at its best, it is usually sufficient to apply it every 10 to 15 days. Other times not a lot of fertilizer is needed.

2. Water properly

3. Fertilize

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