Can a seedling of Cymbidium survive? Should it be planted shallowly or deeply?

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1. Can a Cymbidium seedling survive?

2. Should a Cymbidium seedling be planted shallowly or deeply?

3. Precautions after planting Cymbidium orchid

The survival rate of a Cymbidium seedling is relatively low, but if you pay attention to the planting method and the method is correct and the environment is suitable later, you can survive. When planting, choose a loose, breathable, and well-drained substrate, plant deeper, and bury the reed heads. After planting, water thoroughly and place in a dark place for a week to maintain. Make sure the environment is moist, and growth will resume soon. In addition, be careful not to water a lot, not to accumulate water, and not to fertilize to avoid fertilizer damage.

1. Can a seedling of cymbidium survive?

A seedling of cymbidium can survive, but you must pay attention to the planting method, the method is correct, and the environment provided in the later stage is suitable for survival. When planting, the soil should be loose, breathable, fertile and with good drainage. After planting, water it thoroughly in time, place it in a hidden and ventilated place, wait a week, then slowly increase the light and resume management, so that it can survive and grow new roots.

2. Should a Cymbidium seedling be planted shallowly or deeply< /h2>

When planting a seedling of Cymbidium orchid, it is best to plant it a little deeper, and the reed head should be buried in the soil. Plants that are too shallow absorb less nutrients, which will reduce the survival rate and hinder later growth.

3. Precautions after planting Cymbidium

Cymbidium likes a humid environment and needs to be sprinkled with water frequently. But pay attention to the amount of watering each time, it must not be too much. If the soil is wet for a long time, it will easily accumulate water and cause root rot, which may even cause the death of the plant, so the amount of water should not be too large. Also note that no fertilizer is applied after planting. Generally, the nutrients contained in the soil can meet the growth needs and ensure its normal growth. Fertilizing will cause fertilizer damage and hinder growth. Generally, you wait until the new roots grow to 5 to 8 centimeters in the pot before applying a thin fertilizer solution. After two or three years of careful maintenance, they can grow vigorously.

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