How to grow Dendrobium

1. Temperature

The temperature suitable for the growth of Dendrobium is 15-30℃, but not lower than 5℃, otherwise it will enter a dormant state and cause frostbite. If the temperature is high, move it to a cool and ventilated place. If the temperature is low, take warming measures.

2. Lighting

The growth environment of Dendrobium itself is very humid and dark, so when cultivating it, it is best to place it in a place with scattered light and not let it be exposed to strong light. If it is in the winter when the temperature is relatively low, it should be placed in a place with light. Only in this way can it grow better and avoid frostbite.

3. Fertilization

Dendrobium will grow well without fertilization. If you want it to bloom, fertilization is necessary. You can use farmyard manure for fertilization. Stop fertilizing after it enters a dormant period.

4. Watering

Dendrobium likes a humid environment, so it needs to be watered appropriately, but the amount of watering must be controlled. If the amount of watering is too large, the roots will rot, which will not only be detrimental to its better growth, but also affect its normal growth. Therefore, watering should be moderate, and watering should be thorough at one time.

5. Pests and diseases

If you want to grow Dendrobium better, you must remove pests and diseases in time, clean up diseased leaves, and increase ventilation, which can greatly reduce the chance of pests.