Cymbidium cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Nutrients

3. Lighting

4. Watering

5. Things to note

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When breeding, you need to use loose, breathable and relatively fertile soil. You can mix leaf mold soil and river sand yourself, or you can go to a flower shop to buy special nutrient soil. Fertilizer should be applied frequently during the growing season to ensure sufficient nutrients and strong growth. It should be placed in a place with weak light at ordinary times, but it can be exposed to direct light occasionally, but strong light in summer must be avoided. It likes a humid environment, but is afraid of stagnant water and must not be flooded. In addition, pay attention to frequent ventilation and avoid giving it a stuffy environment.

1. Soil

1. Soil

When cultivating Cymbidium, you must use loose, breathable and fertile soil. Only in such a soil environment can its roots breathe better and absorb nutrients and moisture. You can prepare your own soil by mixing leaf mold soil and river sand. You can also go to a flower shop to buy special nutrient soil.

2. Nutrients

Nutrition can Obtain part of it from the substrate, and then use top dressing to replenish nutrients later. Only with sufficient nutrients will its rhizome become stronger and its leaves greener and thicker. Fertilizers based on phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can be used to make the stems strong and improve their disease resistance.

3. Light

It likes the sun itself and can adapt to short-term direct light. However, the light in summer is too strong and must be avoided in time, otherwise the leaves will be sunburned. hurt. If it is managed in pots, it can be placed in a place with sufficient astigmatism and provided with more light. Sufficient light will allow normal flowering.

4. Watering

It It likes a humid environment, but is afraid of waterlogging, so it must not be watered too much and the soil must not be stagnant. It should be watered a little at a time to keep the soil moist. If the amount of water is large, the water in the pot soil will easily cause root rot, and many poor growth phenomena will occur. In addition, the climate in summer is relatively dry, so you need to spray water frequently.

5. Precautions

Maintenance During this period, you should pay attention to the placement location, ensure ventilation in the placement area, and open the windows frequently. If it is in a hot and muggy environment, it is susceptible to insect pests and diseases, and the leaves are also prone to yellowing.

2. Nutrients

3. Lighting

4. Watering

5. Things to note

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