Introduction to home cultivation of dancing orchids, how long can they last

1. Breeding methods

1. Substrate: The choice of substrate is very important. You can mix peat soil, sawdust, and granular stone for cultivation to ensure good air permeability and drainage. The bulbs should not be unable to breathe, which will hinder their growth and make it difficult to achieve vigorous results.

2. Light: The demand for light varies in different seasons. Ensure daily light supply, but do not expose the plant to the scorching sun, otherwise the plant will easily get sunburned. Because the intensity of sunlight varies in different seasons, it should be placed in a semi-shaded environment in spring, summer and autumn, and given sufficient sunlight and full contact in winter to promote growth.

3. Water: Ensure adequate water application. In midsummer and autumn when the temperature is hot, water should be applied once a day until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. In seasons with low water demand, apply water once every 3-5 days as long as normal water replenishment is guaranteed.

4. Temperature: It is suitable for growing in a high temperature and high humidity environment. The temperature in winter cannot be lower than 15℃. Spray water around frequently to keep the humidity at around 80%.

2. How long can it be opened?

If the surrounding temperature is relatively suitable and sufficient nutrients are applied before flowering, it can bloom for about a month. If the maintenance method is unreasonable, the blooming time may be shortened.