Meguranium cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Growth habits

2. Environmental adjustment

3. Water and fertilizer management

4. Precautions

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Megonia has a wide distribution in our country. It takes a long time to cultivate and has a wide range. It is cultivated in many places. However, orchids themselves have high requirements on the environment, so they require a certain threshold for entry. So let’s take a look at how to breed orchids.

1. Growth habits

1. Growth Habits

Meguranium orchid has high requirements for temperature and humidity. Too high or too low temperature will affect the normal growth of the orchid. Generally speaking, an environment between 15 and 30 degrees is most suitable for its growth.

At the same time, the roots of orchids need maintenance, and special sandy planting soil that is rich in nutrients and relatively loose should be prepared for them. In addition, it is also required to contain more humus and maintain the pH of the planting soil between 5.5 and 6.5.

2. Environmental Regulation

Beauty There are two main ways to cultivate crown orchids, one is orchid shed and the other is potting.

In the orchid shed, the temperature and light should be adjusted to a suitable range according to the seasons. For example, when the temperature drops in winter, the temperature and light should be increased, while in summer, the light should be reduced to prevent burning the leaves. In February, the ambient humidity, temperature and light conditions should be increased to promote the orchid to enter the growth period, but attention should be paid to keeping the temperature no higher than 25 degrees at any time to prevent damage to it.

When potting, care should be taken not to damage the orchid rhizome, and to prevent the rhizome from contacting the pot wall. After potting, it should be placed in an environment with suitable light conditions, temperature and humidity, and ventilation, and ensure sufficient watering for the first time.

3. Water and fertilizer management

Think To grow orchids well, you also need to pay attention to the time and amount of watering and fertilizing.

When watering, you should pay attention to using clean and pollution-free slightly acidic water. If the orchid roots, buds or leaves have rotten black spots and other pathological diseases, it is mostly related to the water quality. Avoid watering at noon when the sun is strong and the temperature is high.

It is recommended to use farmyard manure, dilute it with water 10 to 20 times and then pour it along the edge of the pot without touching the orchid leaves. However, you should pay attention to the maturity period of the soil. More than one year is most suitable. If chemical fertilizers are used, attention must be paid to balance and concentration must be strictly controlled. If it is leaf art seedlings, in order to control the synthesis of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, the use of nitrogen fertilizers and fertilizers containing manganese and magnesium should be avoided.

IV. Precautions

There are many diseases that are easily infected with orchids, such as sheath rust, white silkworm, anthracnose and scale insects. If you encounter them, you should take corresponding measures in time. , and keep the ambient temperature and humidity appropriate to prevent pests and diseases from further expanding and harming the orchid itself.

2. Environmental adjustment

3. Water and fertilizer management

4. Precautions

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