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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 distinguish resold orchids, greenhouse orchids, and hormone-treated orchids
Only orchids cultivated by Zhu Dayong in a simulated natural environment of the place of origin are good orchids. How to distinguish resold orchids, greenhouse orchids, and hormone-treated orchids: The difference with greenhouse orchids: the roots of greenhouse orchids have no root nodes. Orchids cultivated in a simulated natural environment of the place of origin have a characteristic: for about four months in winter they have no crystal tips, and when new crystal tips grow again the following year there will be obvious joints.
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What are the symptoms of hormone-treated seedlings
The reason for choosing the old cultivar Hexian (Cymbidium) in all four seasons is that its flowering is stable, and its flowers are well-spaced and held above the leaves, with a very graceful leaf posture, leathery and glossy leaf surface, and an excellent overall appearance. The old cultivar Hexian has relatively smooth, arching leaves, a rather glutinous texture, oily green leaves with slight finger marks, and a beautiful, elegant leaf posture; the flowers are emerald green and quietly elegant; at the base of the two lateral petals there is a symmetrical small red speckled blush, and the three outer petals are relatively slender and long...
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What does "hormone orchid seedling" mean? A detailed guide in one article
First, avoid buying hormone-treated orchids. Generally, orchid seedlings grown in greenhouses are treated with hormones, while naturally cultivated orchid nurseries use them relatively less. Simply put, plant growth regulators, that is, hormones. The issue of hormones is a sensitive topic, and most orchid enthusiasts turn pale at the mere mention of it. A hormone seedling is figuratively like a person who has been given stimulants...
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My personal experience with using the growth hormone 920
My personal experience trying the growth hormone "920"
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How do several plant growth hormones promote budding and flower bud formation?
The bud- and flower-bud-promoting effects of several plant growth hormones
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Has Your Orchid Been Treated with Hormones? A Few Ways to Tell
How to Tell Whether an Orchid Has Been Treated with Hormones
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