The reasons and treatment methods for orchid buds not blooming

1. Lack of time

1. Reason: One characteristic of orchids is that most varieties take a long time from growing buds to blooming, and many varieties even take several months. If the orchid has not had flower buds for a very long time and is growing well, then the reason for not blooming may be lack of time.

2. Treatment method: At this time, no special treatment is needed, just continue to keep it in an environment between 15-20℃. After waiting for a period of time, it will be able to bloom successfully.

2. Excessive watering

1. Reason: After the orchid grows flower buds, it needs water control and maintenance. At this time, if you water too much, it will cause damage to its root system. If the situation is serious, it will cause the flower buds to wither and fail to bloom.

2. Treatment method: At this time, watering should be stopped for a while. If the orchid buds have withered, they need to be cut off in time. Wait until the soil is dry before watering again.

3. No Vernalization

1. Reason: Some varieties of orchids, such as winter orchids and spring orchids, need to be vernalized before they can bloom successfully. If vernalization is not carried out during cultivation, it may not bloom normally.

2. Treatment method: Before the orchid that needs vernalization enters the flowering period, it should be placed in an environment of about 10℃ and maintained for about 1 month. This way, when the flowering period comes, it will be able to bloom normally.