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How to Grow Arundina graminifolia? Detailed Guide to Cultivation Methods and Care Essentials
To be honest, not many gardening enthusiasts grow Arundina graminifolia; it is mostly seen in the wild. It is a tall terrestrial orchid whose stems can grow into large clumps, and it is an easy-to-grow orchid for a garden that receives full sun. In this article, we will explain how to grow Arundina graminifolia. It is actually very simple...
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Do Orchids Have Seeds? A Detailed Guide to Orchid Planting Methods
Some flower enthusiasts ask whether orchids have seeds, and others ask how to sow orchid seeds, and so on. Orchids do have seeds. When an orchid blooms, if it is pollinated, it may form a seed pod. This article includes pictures of orchid seeds; a single seed pod contains hundreds of thousands of seeds....
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How to water orchids in summer? Mastering the correct method is key
Sanyun has read quite a few posts about whether to water in the evening or in the morning in summer. Some say morning, some say evening; each side holds its own view, and both make sense. To sum it up, you should not water in summer when the potting soil is too hot. So in the past, as far as I was concerned, there was no difference between watering in the morning and watering in the evening. Personal habit...
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How to divide orchids properly? These methods and techniques you need to master
Fujian Shuixiansu is an old variety from the Qing Dynasty era, belonging to the hard-leaf four-season orchid, with tall leaves, fairly good flower substance, flowers that look quite pleasing, and a relatively strong fragrance. Now there is also a Zhizusu that is quite similar to this one. Nowadays, orchid growers do not record the origin of their flowers, and some do not even know where their own came from, so the phenomenon of random naming can be seen everywhere! Also....
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Orchid watering has its finer points: understanding orchid watering methods in one article
It is a half-sibling of Hongyue, sharing the same mother, which is Shizhang Hong, just like Hongyue; as for who the father is, you would have to ask the person who did the pollination.
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How to Handle Submarine Buds in Orchids? A Detailed Guide to the Method
Brother Liu's submarine buds - my understanding is that when an orchid bud sprouts from the bottom of a large clump of orchids, it can be called a submarine bud. But this name seems to have been coined by Dayong, so I'm borrowing it! I prefer to call it a hook bud. Because submarine buds sprout deep and emerge late, on one hand they easily rot and trigger the two rots; on the other hand...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Loushan Red Cymbidium goeringii Variety
It was discovered in the wild at Loushan Pass in Zunyi, Guizhou, so it is named Loushan Red. Its red petals are deep red, without any showy flamboyance; it looks plain, quiet, noble and elegant. Its stability remains to be verified, and whether the pictures match the actual flowers also needs consideration!
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Introduction to the Cymbidium 'Yuxue Danxin' Variety and Its Care Methods
Collected in the wild at Shixiang Lake, Pujiang, Chengdu; thick fleshy petals, snow-white as jade, with only the flower's heart blood-red; temporarily named Yuxue Danxin.
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Orchid Wound Healing Principles and Treatment Methods
Orchids are monocotyledonous plants and do not have a cambium layer, so the wound will not grow callus tissue like dicotyledonous plants; it can only rely on the dried-out dead cell tissue on the outer side for protection. Therefore, the usual approach is to let it air-dry, or quickly dry the outer layer of cells (cauterization with fire), or artificially add a protective film (apply medication or a sealant). Newly divided...
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