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How to Grow Phaius Orchids? A Detailed Guide to the Correct Cultivation Methods
Phaius, also known as the nun's orchid, monkey orchid, or crane orchid, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the orchid family (Orchidaceae). It has large pseudobulbs, large leaves, and large flowers in a wide range of colors. Phaius is fairly widely distributed and its care is relatively undemanding; it can be grown outdoors and grows vigorously. For container growing, you can use a mix of leaf mold or mountain soil with a small amount of river sand and fertilizer...
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A Detailed Guide to Distinguishing Large-Leaf Cold Orchid from Fine-Leaf Cold Orchid
Yifeng Orchid Garden Large-leaf cold orchid and fine-leaf cold orchid are not distinguished by the length and width of the leaves (that is to say, among large-leaf types there are also those with small, fine leaves, and among fine-leaf types tall plants can also appear), but rather by whether the petals (especially the side petals) have a contrasting border, whether the base color of the lip is white, and whether the orchid roots are thick and sturdy...
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A detailed guide to the cultivation methods of Cymbidium sinense, teaching you to grow Cymbidium sinense with ease
Cymbidium sinense is also known as Baosui Orchid, Baisui Orchid, and Fengsui Orchid. The leaves of Cymbidium sinense are broad, generally up to 24.2 cm wide and about 2580 cm long. 25 leaves grow on the pseudobulb. The pseudobulb is relatively large, with a diameter of 1.5-2.5 cm. The leaves are glossy, with a cross-section in a shallow y shape or a flat leaf surface, and the leaf margins usually have no serrations. The flower stalk is upright, generally all taller...
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Detailed Guide to Cultivating Four-Season Orchid (also known as Jian Orchid, Stone Orchid)
The four-season orchid is relatively easy to cultivate and manage, but it is not yet widely grown, so it should be vigorously developed. Jian orchid (four-season orchid) is a good variety for home cultivation. Jian orchid is best repotted in spring, though it can also be done in autumn. Jian orchid originates from the warm regions of southern China, so it requires slightly stronger light than summer cymbidium and has slightly weaker cold resistance,...
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Illustrated guide to the common care methods for Four Seasons Orchid, Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium), and Shilan
1. Light control and cooling: Jianlan grows best at an annual average temperature between 15-23°C. Summer temperatures are hot, so use a 70-80% plastic shade net to cool things down. 2. Promoting cooling under high temperatures: for the high temperatures caused by overly strong light, add more layers and density of shading to encourage cooling; in summer and autumn, when light is strong, the air is stuffy and hot, and temperatures are high...
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A Detailed Guide to the Cultivation and Management of Cymbidium goeringii 'Doubanlan' (with photos)
Doubanlan, also known as line-art Spring Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii), is a member of the large Chinese orchid family, with a long cultivation history in Yunnan Province, a great variety of types, wide distribution and abundant resources. ...
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What kind of orchid is Hansu Hanlan? A detailed guide
A pot of Hansu that won the Grand Gold Award at the Taizhou Hanlan Exhibition.
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A detailed guide to orchid propagation methods, easy enough for beginners to pick up
Orchids are commonly propagated by division, sowing, and tissue culture. Division is the most common method. Orchids can be divided in both spring and autumn, and are generally divided once every 2-3 years....
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How to Plant an Orchid Just Dug Up? Detailed Guide to Potting and Planting
If a newly dug orchid has not been out of the ground for long and still has flowers, it can be planted directly. If it has no soil, check how severely the roots are damaged and prune appropriately to reduce nutrient loss, so the plant can recover its vigor as quickly as possible after potting. ...
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How to grow stock (Matthiola incana)? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and care tips
Stock flowers come in single and double forms. The double flowers are large and compact, like hydrangea blooms forming a flower column; the single flowers are loose, with blossoms like butterflies chasing and dancing. The flower colors are rich and gorgeously lovely, and they have an inviting fragrance. Its varieties are divided into 3 types: (1) Summer stock: also called fragrant stock. Annual, with small stems and leaves, early-flowering, growing period 100-150 days, with a strong fragrance. ...
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