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How many times a year does Cymbidium ensifolium sprout? A detailed explanation of orchid sprouting patterns
Produced in Sichuan, medium-short leaf material, leaf posture semi-arching, water-ripple pattern on the leaf surface fairly obvious, large-flowered narcissus-type petal 4CM-4.5CM, color purplish-red leaning to black, the pouch and tongue remain unchanged in shape until withering. Because this flower came from very weak seedlings, the sprouting rate was not high, and it only regained vigor last year; the current quantity is around twenty growths.
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What to Do When the Leaves of a Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) Droop? Find the Cause and Fix It in Time
A friend's plant of this kind started growing leaves this spring. The leaves at the bottom are all new and look full of life, but the other leaves have stayed limp and drooping, and their color is rather pale and they are not thick enough. What on earth is going on?
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Complete Record of the Three Times I Introduced Daphne odora 'Dafugui' (Cymbidium 'Dafugui')
A Pot of Clear Tea: A few years ago, after renovating my new home, I needed some green plants, so I bought some flowers and plants from a small stall outside my residential compound. Among them was a pot of Cymbidium faberi (orchid) with flower buds. At the time I knew nothing about growing orchids, and the fate of that Cymbidium faberi was predictable. Out of curiosity about growing orchids, I began learning about orchid cultivation online...
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How to grow Phalaenopsis so it blooms on time? Sharing practical tips
Generally, there are three reasons that affect the flowering quality of Phalaenopsis. The first is genetic, including flower color, shape, size, number, number of stems, whether the flower stems branch, flower stem length, and so on. If we already have one at home, there is no way to change or choose these, haha. The second is health status. Before low temperatures are used to force stem development, Phalaenopsis must reach sufficient maturity; the plant must store enough dry matter; the plant must be free of...
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The Best Time for Repotting Orchids and Changing the Growing Medium, Plus Experience Shared
Orchids are perennial herbaceous plants, and their growth rate is relatively slow. Like other plants, orchids also need a relatively stable environment to grow, which means the growing medium in the pot and the surrounding environment need to be relatively stable, and frequent repotting and medium changes are not suitable. ...
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When is the best time to repot orchids? Master the best repotting timing
Some orchid growers are thinking about repotting their orchids, but are troubled by not knowing when to repot orchids. Repotting also has its seasonality, and mastering the suitable timing for repotting and planting orchids is an important part of growing orchids well. In the orchid classic "Linghai Lanyan," the "six taboos" of planting orchids are mentioned: "Taboo to plant in severe summer heat, taboo to plant in severe cold, taboo to plant under scorching sun...
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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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When Is the Best Time to Fertilize Orchids? A Detailed Guide to the Best Fertilizing Times
Besides ventilation and watering, fertilizing can be said to be the third essential principle of orchid growing, and using it well is a highly difficult skill to master. Some flower enthusiasts are not very clear about when to fertilize orchids and how to fertilize them, so please read the full article carefully; I believe you will gain something from it....
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When is the best time to divide orchids
Once orchids are grown well and there are more orchid seedlings, dividing them naturally becomes necessary. When you are not forced to divide them because of disease, your mood is naturally happy. Books say a lot about the timing of division: the Spring Equinox or the Autumn Equinox, while summer and winter are not suitable for repotting and dividing. The direction of choosing divisions is to bloom this year, to grow strong seedlings, to produce new shoots... there are many different views, generally...
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A Detailed Guide to the Phenological Stages of Cymbidium faberi: A Timeline of Each Growth Stage
Excerpted from "Appreciation and Cultivation of Famous Chinese Cymbidium faberi Varieties" (compiled by Xu Dongsheng). Phenology is the relationship between the periodic phenomena of organisms and climate. Understanding phenological stages makes it easier to guide them along their natural tendencies and put them to use. Here we present the periodic phenomena of Cymbidium faberi, including the leaf bud tillering stage, emergence stage, diapause stage, flower primordium formation stage, leaf bud elongation and leaf-unfolding stage, maturation stage, dormancy...
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