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What are the key points of fertilizing orchids? A detailed analysis from three major aspects
Discussing the key points of fertilizing orchids from three major aspects
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How many kinds of violet flowers are there, classified according to three major aspects
How many kinds of violet flowers are there, classified according to three major aspects
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Six Aspects of Orchid Blooming Period Management and Identification of Edible Mushroom Diseases
How to manage orchids during the blooming period, managing from six aspects
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How to grow orchids? Master three aspects and four elements
Four elements of the orchid-growing environment: ventilation, temperature, humidity, light. Four elements of orchid growing medium: air permeability, moisture retention, nutrient efficacy, pH value. Four elements of orchid care management: watering, fertilizing, disease prevention, disease treatment. A fellow orchid grower asked me whether orchids can be grown in an air-conditioned environment in winter and summer! I think that growing orchids in an air-conditioned room only solves one of the four environmental elements
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What aspects does orchid culture include? A comprehensive overview of its main contents
Orchid culture in the broad sense, that is, all the activities of human beings related to orchids, Dujiangyan City is orchid culture. Before humans knew orchids, orchids had long lived and multiplied in nature. The beginning of human knowledge of orchids is also the beginning of orchid culture, and the process of human knowledge of orchids was long. From first recognition to creating a symbol to record and represent it, it went through...
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Ten Aspects of Orchid Appreciation: Ten Key Points for Judging the Quality of Orchids
The appreciation of Chinese orchids by our people has gone through a development process from enjoying the fragrance, to viewing the flowers, to observing the leaves, and to appreciating the "art" variations. The traditional love of orchids was mainly centered on enjoying their fragrance. The ancients held orchid fragrance in the highest esteem, calling it "national fragrance," "fragrance of kings," and "the finest fragrance under heaven." The fragrance of orchids differs from other fragrances: it comes and goes, appears and disappears, seems near and then far, mysterious and unfathomable. An ancient poem says: "I cultivated orchid buds for two or three years; with warm sun and gentle breeze they bloomed one after another. Sitting long, I forgot the fragrance was in the room; opening the window, butterflies sometimes flew in." This is a vivid description of orchid fragrance. Besides fragrance, the noble and elegant character of orchids, not competing with peaches and plums for brilliance, not changing color because of frost and snow, is also deeply loved by our people. In particular, the pure white "plain heart" flower is regarded as the foremost among all orchids, representing the so-called "character of a gentleman." Beyond enjoying fragrance and observing color, there is also emphasis on petal type, requiring the flower shape to have spiritual charm. For example, when the two lateral sepals of an orchid are arranged horizontally in a "single-character shoulder," it has traditionally been regarded as an excellent variety. If the lip is tightly pressed below the column, slightly revealed but not extended, it can be called a top-grade variety.
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