The secret of orchid germination

1. Choose the right soil for flowers

Flower soil is the basis for the growth of orchids and is also the main source of its growth resources such as nutrients and water. Therefore, if you want it to grow better and sprout more, you need to use a slightly acidic flower soil that is relatively fertile, has strong drainage and is loose enough. For example, you can make flower soil by mixing leaf mold, river sand and red soil.

2. Control the temperature

Only under suitable temperature conditions can it grow new shoots. Therefore, it is best to keep it between 16-24℃ during maintenance. Don't place it in an environment that is too cold, otherwise its new shoots will not grow. Also, don't place it in a place that is too hot, otherwise the new shoots it produces may wither and fall off prematurely.

3. Timely fertilizer supplement

Because it needs certain nutrients to germinate, the number of times you fertilize it should be appropriately increased before its germination period. It is best to choose special flower fertilizer with germination function. If not, you can also choose some flower fertilizers with higher nitrogen content. But please note that before applying flower fertilizer, you must dilute it first. Otherwise, too concentrated fertilizer may harm it and prevent it from germinating.