How to cultivate Dendrobium officinale? Can Dendrobium officinale be cultivated at home?

1. Breeding methods

1. Appropriate light: Dendrobium plants do not like too strong light and prefer semi-shaded places, so you must pay attention to the light aspect. Pay attention to shading in summer and avoid being exposed to strong sunlight. In winter, it would be nice to see more light.

2. Reasonable watering: Generally, wait until the surface of the substrate is dry before watering. Water it fully and thoroughly at one time. It should not be too dry, and there should be no water accumulation. The climatic conditions in different seasons are different, so the frequency of watering is slightly different. It can be adjusted according to the local climate. You can water once a day in summer and reduce watering in winter.

3. Suitable temperature: It likes a cool environment, so try to keep it around ten to fifteen degrees Celsius and maintain a certain temperature difference.

4. Spray water to keep moist: It likes a high-humidity growing environment, so pay attention to maintaining good humidity. In the dry summer climate, water should be sprayed in time, and moderate water spraying is required.

5. Reasonable fertilization: Fertilize once in a while, mainly in the form of foliar fertilizer.

6. Prevent and control diseases and pests: clean up diseased leaves in time, do a good job of ventilation, and pay attention to preventing and controlling diseases and pests.

2. Can I keep it at home?

Dendrobium officinale can be grown at home. It is not very ornamental and is not toxic. It can be eaten at any time, but you must pay attention to the maintenance methods to ensure that it grows well.