Can orchids be grown on eucalyptus bark?Orchids can be grown on eucalyptus bark. The material of eucalyptus bark has good water absorption and can play a good moisturizing effect when used to plant flowers. This will not cause excessive water loss and can provide sufficient water supply for the growth of orchids. Advantages and disadvantages of growing orchids on eucalyptus barkAdvantages: Eucalyptus bark is the bark of the eucalyptus tree. It has good air permeability and is not easy to rot. It also contains some rich nutrients that can promote the growth of orchids and allow orchids to obtain more comprehensive nutrients. Disadvantages: Eucalyptus bark is relatively hard and needs to be trimmed before use. If it is not handled properly or the area of eucalyptus bark is relatively large, the roots will be suffocated, which will prevent the orchid's roots from breathing and growing normally. How to grow orchids from eucalyptus bark1. Trimming size: Eucalyptus bark comes in large pieces, so you need to break it down when using it. You can use scissors to cut it into the size of a fingernail, or you can soak it in water and tear it off. 2. Disinfection: The cut eucalyptus bark can be disinfected. Generally, place it in a bucket and pour boiling water to soak it. After the water temperature drops, you can take it out and cool it for use. |
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