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Judging Cymbidium goeringii Cultivation from Its Roots: Assessing Care Quality by Root Condition
Judging Cultivation by Looking at Orchid Roots -- Reposted [Capital of Cymbidium goeringii]
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What counts as good orchid roots? Fellow flower lovers are welcome to exchange and discuss
Question + discussion: What counts as good orchid roots?
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How to Choose Orchid Growing Media When Orchid Fungi Cover the Orchid Roots
When Orchid Fungi Cover the Orchid Roots &nbsp A Brief Discussion of Orchid Growing Media
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Why plants send distress signals to their roots after being injured
In-depth discussion ---- plants send distress signals to their roots after being injured
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What is the story with orchid dragon roots and dragon eggs?
When orchid growers talk about orchids, the conversation never ends, and the center of discussion is often who has brought down another fine orchid from the mountains, and whether the plant carries a "dragon root." And every time "dragon root" comes up, it is only mentioned in terms of whether it is an authentic wild-collected seedling, and that seed-grown plants (seedlings) are worth more. However, we orchid growers...
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Why Are Orchid Roots Turning Black? Causes and Solutions
There are many situations in which orchid roots turn black, and it is not possible to determine the cause from one single aspect. Flower lovers can refer to the information below to make a judgment....
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What are the precautions for fertilizing orchids at the roots?
The technique of fertilizing orchids is both simple and complex, and the following points usually need attention: 1. Different orchid species need different amounts of fertilizer. For example, Cymbidium faberi needs a large amount of fertilizer, while Cymbidium goeringii needs only half as much as Cymbidium faberi. 2. Different growing media require different fertilizers. For example, hard materials such as volcanic stone and Sendai soil, because they themselves...
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How to deal with the rotten roots of Lewisia cotyledon?
During the process of maintaining Lewisia cotyledon, we may encounter some problems, among which rotten roots and summer maintenance are the more critical
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The differences between the roots of Phalaenopsis orchids and the "crystal tips" of their roots.
Novice flower growers often have trouble distinguishing between the roots and the crystal tips of Phalaenopsis orchids. In fact, as long as you remember these
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Will Phalaenopsis die if its roots are cut?
During the process of Phalaenopsis cultivation, will the plant die if its roots are cut? If root - cutting is necessary, how should it be properly handled?
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