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How to care for orchids in winter? A full breakdown of winter care tips
Winter is coming soon, and some beginner orchid growers don't know how to care for orchids in winter. Orchids are relatively sensitive to cold, so we need to focus on getting them safely through winter first, and only then on how to care for them. Let's first look at how cold-tolerant the various orchid varieties are....
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How to care for Cymbidium tortisepalum from August to November? A full guide to care methods
In October, with Cold Dew and Frost's Descent, the flower buds of Yunnan's Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium tortisepalum begin to grow and gradually shoot up. At this time, give the orchid plants moderate sunlight and pay attention to increasing the amount of light they receive. As the air gradually becomes dry, increase the frequency of watering according to the condition of the potting soil....
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How do you grow Phalaenopsis orchids so they bloom abundantly and beautifully?
The flower bud differentiation of Phalaenopsis orchids requires a certain annual accumulated temperature as well as a short period of low-temperature treatment. Low-temperature treatment generally begins 110~140 days before the peak blooming period, and one month before treatment, light intensity should be gradually increased to accumulate sufficient nutrients for flower bud differentiation....
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How to overwinter orchids safely? A full breakdown of winter care techniques
Orchids refer to Cymbidium goeringii, Cymbidium faberi, Cymbidium ensifolium, Cymbidium sinense, and Cymbidium kanran, among others. Watering: In winter, when temperatures are low, reducing the amount of water given to orchids can raise the concentration of cell sap, which helps flower bud formation, so keeping the potting soil at a certain level of moisture is enough. For orchids that already have flower buds, it is even more important to avoid soil that is too dry or too wet, otherwise flowering will be affected. Watering should be done at noon...
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How to Propagate and Care for Phalaenopsis Orchids? A Full Analysis of Practical Tips
The Phalaenopsis orchid is an epiphytic orchid native to the tropics and has long been known by the beautiful title "Queen of Orchids." It bears a raceme with many flowers, the flowers resemble butterflies in shape, the flower colors are gorgeous and rich in variety, and the flowering period is very long. It is one of the most widely and commonly cultivated species in the Orchidaceae family, deeply loved by people around the world. As a very important indoor flower...
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Full list of Tea City Red Autumn Ranking selection results
Autumn Ranking new lotus-shaped red flower
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Ancient Weir crabapples and spring orchids bloom in competition, full of spring vitality
Sichuan-grown bicolor plum fairy.
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A Full Analysis of the Characteristics of the Chunlan 'Little Black Cat' Variety
Also known as Tianhu and Jingmao. Selected by Shi Zhunan of Shengzhou, Zhejiang; purchased and kept in the collection of Laosan Orchid Garden. The three outer petals are broad and large with contracted bases, and the lip petals have become labellum-like. It has a large square tongue with bright red spots on the tongue, slender flower scapes, and a jade-green color. The leaves are semi-erect, tender green in color, and relatively easy to grow.
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Jianlan 'Ice Clear, Jade Pure', fully displaying the beauty of simple elegance and noble purity
A newly collected creamy-white flower, ice-clear and jade-pure. The lip does not curl back but hangs down, with clearly distinct color contrast. The Ice Concubine has a touch of red on her lips. Red buds, green stems, white flowers with thick fleshy petals, a Sichuan orchid; the actual flower has a strong mutton-fat jade feel, and the reverse side of the petals has a layer of fine downy grains and golden-sand red.
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What are the four classic varieties known as the Four Great Kings of Chinese Cymbidium? A full analysis of these classic famous cultivars
A fine "floating" plum-petal variety, tender and dripping with charm, floating yet not floating.
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