How to breed dancing orchids

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Temperature

5. Things to note

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Soil: To grow dancing orchids, use soil with good air permeability and drainage. Watering: During the growth period, ensure that the pot soil is moist and has sufficient moisture. Fertilizer: Don’t apply too much fertilizer, apply it thinly and frequently. Temperature: It should be given a growing environment of 18-25℃. If it is below 12℃, please take measures to keep warm. In addition, after 2-3 years of cultivation, the pot should be changed and the roots that are too long or rotten should be cut off.

1. Soil

1. Soil

To cultivate dancing orchids, use soil with good air permeability and drainage. If the soil has poor air permeability, it will easily lead to root rot.

2. Watering

It likes a growing environment with relatively high humidity and has poor drought resistance. Therefore, make sure that the pot soil is moist and has sufficient moisture. In midsummer, you can spray water around the plants appropriately to increase the humidity of the breeding environment. In winter, the amount of watering should be controlled, and watering should be suspended when the temperature is below 10°C.

3. Fertilization

Breeding and dancing Orchids should be properly fertilized. A small amount of chicken manure should be applied before planting, and fully decomposed fertilizer should be applied once a month. You can apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer when there is no flowering, and more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied when it is about to bloom. Don’t apply too much fertilizer, apply it thinly and frequently.

4. Temperature

It should be given a growing environment of 18-25℃. If the temperature is lower than 12℃, measures to keep warm should be taken in time. Too low a temperature can easily cause frostbite.

5. Precautions

Change Pot: The pot should be changed in time after 2-3 years of cultivation. The pot should be changed after flowering. When repotting, new soil should be replaced and overly long or rotten roots should be cut off.

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Temperature

5. Things to note

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