How to make orchids grow roots and sprouts, and what should be paid attention to when new sprouts grow

1. How to make orchids grow roots and sprouts

1. Use soft and thick planting material: If you want the orchid to take root and sprout smoothly, you must use suitable planting material to grow it. Specifically, the planting material for it needs to meet three conditions: breathability, fertility, and moisture retention. This can provide a good environment for its roots, which is beneficial for its rooting and germination. When preparing planting materials, you can spread large-particle planting materials at the bottom of the pot, and then spread medium and small-particle planting materials on top of them. This can improve the permeability of the bottom planting material, which is more beneficial for its rooting.

2. Provide a warm and ventilated environment: If you want it to take root and sprout, in addition to planting materials, you must also provide it with suitable external environmental conditions. It is recommended to control the temperature at around 20℃ and provide it with an appropriate amount of diffuse light. In addition, it is necessary to maintain ventilation and water appropriately so that the planting material can maintain a slightly humid environment. Such an environment is very conducive to its rooting, allowing it to grow roots and sprout faster.

2. What should I pay attention to when orchids sprout new buds?

When the orchid is sprouting new buds, be sure to keep it warm and provide appropriate light protection. Don't keep it in an environment that is too cold, and don't keep it in an environment that is too bright. In addition, the frequency of fertilization should also be properly controlled. Top dressing can be done every 15-20 days. It is recommended to use compound fertilizer with high nitrogen content. Fertilizers need to be diluted before each application.