Dendrobium growth environment conditions and characteristics

Dendrobium growth environment conditions and requirements

Dendrobium is an ornamental plant with thick stems and beautiful flowers. It mostly grows on loose and thick bark, tree trunks or rock cracks. It is very ornamental and usually prefers to grow in a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment.

Dendrobium growth temperature

Dendrobium is not cold-resistant and prefers a warm environment. It can generally grow normally in an environment with a temperature of 15-30 degrees. In addition, the most suitable growth temperature for Dendrobium is 20-25 degrees. When the environmental temperature exceeds 35 degrees, the plant will stop growing.

Dendrobium growth humidity

During the growth process of Dendrobium, it will be affected by temperature, humidity and light. Generally, during the maintenance period, the humidity of the air needs to be maintained at around 60%, and the water content in the soil also needs to reach 60-70%.

Dendrobium growing soil

Dendrobium is not very strict about the soil requirements when planting. Generally, the soil for planting can be loose and breathable. In addition, it can also be planted in different soils, such as leaf mold or crushed bark.

Dendrobium growth cycle and process

The growth cycle of Dendrobium is relatively long. Generally, Dendrobium can be partially harvested two years after planting. Generally, a good harvest can be achieved after the third year of planting. If Dendrobium is well maintained, it will generally bloom in April and May every year.