How to make Cymbidium orchid bloom again?

Ensure adequate lighting

Cymbidium is a plant that prefers sunlight, but it still needs proper shade in the high temperature of summer to prevent the leaves from being scorched. In other seasons, it can be grown directly in the sun.

Winter temperature should not be too high

The best growing temperature is between 10 and 25 degrees, but the temperature in winter should not be too high, especially the indoor temperature in the north, which is comparable to the summer temperature. This is very unfavorable for its re-flowering. The temperature at night in winter can be maintained at around 10 degrees.

Sprinkle water after normal watering

In summer, you can water 2 to 3 times a day, and in other seasons you can water once every 3 to 4 days, or you can judge whether to water based on the condition of the soil. If the soil layer is slightly dry, water it immediately, especially during the growing season. It cannot be too dry, so water it enough at one time. In addition to normal watering, you should also frequently sprinkle water on the leaves and around them, preferably in mist form, which will not only humidify the air but also prevent the leaves from turning yellow.

Fertilizer application tips

Normal fertilizer application should be done during the growing period, but be careful not to make the fertilizer too concentrated; it is better to keep it light rather than concentrated. Fertilize once before flowering, and avoid stopping fertilizing during the flowering period and in summer.

After the above conditions are met, re-flowering is not a difficult task. In fact, if it is grown directly outdoors, re-flowering is even easier. But if it is not convenient to grow it outdoors, try to choose a place with good ventilation and plenty of sunlight.