Method for cultivating Dendrobium officinale

1, soil: Dendrobium can be mixed with humus, perlite and water moss in equal proportion to make soil. 2. Water: Water Dendrobium twice a week in spring and autumn and once every other day in summer. 3. Daylighting: Place Dendrobium in balconies, eaves and other places with sufficient light. 4. Note: The curing temperature of Dendrobium should be kept at 16-26℃.

How to cultivate Dendrobium 1 and prepare soil?

When cultivating Dendrobium, it is best to use loose and breathable soil with strong drainage. Humic soil, perlite, water moss and coarse sand can be mixed in equal proportion, and then bone powder is added to improve soil fertility.

2, reasonable watering

In the process of Dendrobium cultivation, watering times and water quantity should be controlled according to the change of weather. Water plants 2-3 times a week in spring and autumn, with high temperature in summer. It is best to water Dendrobium once every two days, but in winter, the air humidity is high, so watering once a week is enough.

3, add light

Dendrobium has a great demand for light during its growth. During the breeding period, it is best to place the plants on balconies, eaves and other places with sufficient light, and move them indoors in the shade at noon in summer. If it rains for a long time, light can be used instead of sunlight.

4. Preventive measures

Dendrobium generally grows in a warm and humid environment and has poor cold tolerance. During the maintenance, the temperature should be stabilized at 16-26 degrees. When the temperature is higher than 35 degrees, it is necessary to spray water on plants in time to cool down. When the temperature is lower than 10℃, Dendrobium should be covered with heat preservation bags.