How to grow yellow orchid

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: When breeding, the soil should have good air permeability and drainage, and contain humus. You can use coarse sand, garden soil and then mix it with an appropriate amount of leaf mold. This way, it is not easy to accumulate water and the nutrients are sufficient, which is more conducive to growth.

2. Temperature: Yellow orchid is not very cold-resistant and needs to be kept in a warm place. The temperature in winter must be above 5 degrees, otherwise it is easy to get frostbite, which will affect recovery next year. However, you should also pay attention to ventilation and watering during the high temperatures in summer.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize frequently during the growing period, once every two weeks. In addition, when applying fertilizer, dilute the fertilizer with water first to avoid high concentrations that may burn the plants.

4. Light: It likes light but cannot tolerate strong light, so it needs to be shaded in summer to avoid strong light burning the plant. However, it can receive full-day sunlight in other seasons, and it will grow better with sufficient sunlight.

2. Breeding Methods

Yellow orchid is mainly propagated by sowing. It is usually sown in spring, and it will take about a month for it to germinate. Once the seedlings are stable, they can be transplanted. In addition, grafting can also be used for reproduction, but the growth is not as good as that of seedlings grown from seeds. When grafting, you can use Huangshan Huanglan or Tianmu Huanglan as the rootstock.