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How to Identify Hormone-Treated Orchids? Identification Methods Illustrated
Among orchids there are what growers often call hormone-treated orchids (orchids that have been given a certain hormone). Some growers have put together illustrated guides on how to identify hormone-treated orchids, which is useful reference for beginner growers. This article first looks at how hormone-treated orchids are grown, then at how to identify them....
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How to grow Cymbidium faberi? First, understand its growth habits
First, you need to understand the ecological habits of Cymbidium faberi, as this is important guidance for growing it well. Cymbidium faberi native habitats are mostly on mountain tops or upper slopes at higher altitudes than other orchids, in sparse forest and grass where rainfall is lower, sunlight is abundant, frost and snow are frequent, and the loam is poor. This specific ecological environment has shaped its thick and well-developed root system, narrow and long leaves...
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How to grow orchids? Avoid these common mistakes
Understanding the growth habits of various orchids and achieving "know the orchid to grow the orchid" is the basic skill for growing orchids well. A small number of orchid growers, especially beginners, due to a lack of knowledge about the growth patterns and habits of orchids, have some unrealistic and unscientific practices in watering, fertilizing, planting, and using pesticides for orchid care...
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How to grow orchids? Ten key tips to teach you to grow orchids well
A new Cymbidium (Hui Lan) variety, the Narcissus type.
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How to grow Cymbidium sinense? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
The first thing many orchid enthusiasts do after buying a Cymbidium sinense is to look up an article on "Cymbidium sinense Cultivation Methods and Precautions" so as to be fully prepared. This article discusses Cymbidium sinense cultivation methods and precautions together with fellow flower growers, covering multiple aspects such as its habits, environment, watering, and fertilizing....
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How to Grow Orchids? A Detailed Guide to Cultivation Methods and Precautions
Although this article is titled "Orchid Cultivation Methods and Precautions" and should by rights contain more theoretical knowledge, for flower enthusiasts, summarized experience is more valuable. The author has grown orchids for a long time, taken many detours, and gained much insight. What follows is the author's summary of experience....
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How to choose the best time for dividing orchids? Improve the sprouting rate and the rate of strong seedlings
Fellow orchid growers, we all know that repotting and dividing should be done in spring and autumn, yet no monograph has ever stated a best time, and none of the orchid experts has either. As everyone knows, orchids are still mainly propagated by division, and of course everyone does this work in spring and autumn, however...
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How to vernalize orchids in southern regions
The cymbidium cultivar "Wang's Su He" was selected, named and registered by orchid enthusiast Wang Longqi. In 2006, he purchased 4 wild-collected plants with flowers at a high price. Wang Longqi applied to the China Orchid Society for registration and naming. It originates from Luoyang, Henan. The overall effect is ordinary!
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How is the Cymbidium ensifolium 'Qiaojiaren' variety?
Qiaojiaren, also known as Yunzhongcai: pink-red flower color, with a fragrance as delicate and clear as narcissus, the flower stem is milky white, and the buds are milky white. The plant is small while the flowers are tall, the green stem changes color, and the color is white with a blush of red. On the day before opening, pink-red streaks gradually appear on the buds from bottom to top, and then the backs and fronts begin to change color one after another. The contrast is striking, like the flushed cheeks of a jade-like maiden, especially charming...
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How to grow Chinese orchids? These experiences are worth referencing
There are flower enthusiasts new to growing Chinese orchids who do not know how to grow them. The Quancheng Chinese Orchid Farm, located in Yuemei Village, Shanlin Township, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, China, is jointly run by Su Wuxiong and Su Liqiang, father and son. It covers an area of more than six hectares and grows various varieties of Chinese orchids such as cymbidium, Cymbidium sinense, four-season orchid, and Cymbidium goeringii...
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