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How to handle bark and Xiantu? Sharing practical tips
Yipin Taohong, a Cymbidium lianpan cultivar, plant height 70-90CM, the longest leaves can reach 1 m, leaf width 1.2-1.5CM, leaves semi-upright, dark green in color, elegant and spreading, combining firmness with softness, no leaf stalk ring, pseudobulbs and roots thick and round. 2 to 5 flowers, large flowers 5.5CM in diameter, sepals 1.2CM wide, blooming every year in February, flower stalk height 40-60CM...
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Detailed Guide to Growing Dendrobium in Pots: A Practical Guide for Flower Enthusiasts
Actually, the technique of growing dendrobium in pots is not that mysterious. This article is a summary by flower enthusiasts of methods for planting and growing dendrobium in pots. There is no fixed model for growing dendrobium; you should adapt flexibly according to your geographic location, environment, and climate. The general key elements: ventilation, air permeability, light, and humidity....
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How to Care for Orchids in Summer? Practical Care Experience Shared
Every orchid grower has their own tips and experience on how to care for orchids in summer. Different regional environments and even growing media are not suited to applying a single set of experience, so growers should adapt flexibly. This article covers several summer care points shared by an experienced orchid grower, for fellow growers' reference....
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How to Choose Cymbidium faberi Varieties? A Practical Variety Recommendation Guide
Bred by Teacher Hu Jiang of Tiantai. Teacher Hu said during his lifetime that this flower was purchased from a mountain farmer, and it cannot be confirmed which mountain it was dug from. But several of the series of Cymbidium goeringii he bred have already been named after Huading, so this flower was named Huading Su. The wild-collected plant type is tall and coarse; in the early period the plants Teacher Hu grew were also relatively tall, with leaf span reaching 30 cm...
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Key Points and Practical Experience Sharing on Orchid Summer Care and Management
It can now be said that summer has arrived. There is a lot of information online about the key points of orchid summer care and management. This article is a summary of summer orchid-growing experience by a flower enthusiast based on their own orchid-growing experience, covering ventilation, shade, watering, and more. It is a very good reference for beginner flower enthusiasts....
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How to predict the fragrance of Chinese Cymbidium (Chunlan)? A few practical methods to teach you
Qixiang He finally produced a basically proper bloom on January 5, 2015. She truly brings constant surprises: first, the color is very orthodox and the flower opens very neatly; the length-to-width ratio of the main and secondary petals fully meets the standards for lotus-petal type, the Ruyi tongue with red markings is incomparably vivid, the petals taper at the base and flare at the corners, the petal veins are clear, thick and well-formed; the red tongue coloring...
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How to grow Cymbidium faberi? Practical care tips shared
Some flower enthusiasts are not quite sure how to grow Cymbidium faberi. Most of them buy flowering, established Cymbidium faberi plants; after blooming once, they have to wait patiently for several years before it blooms again, and some even grow thinner and thinner until they fail, especially wild-collected plants. What is the reason?...
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Orchid Watering Experience and Practical Methods Shared
Wan Yunkun Since ancient times, there have been sayings about cultivating orchids: "Three years of practice to master watering" and "Only when art reaches its most difficult point does one truly understand orchids." Indeed, in orchid cultivation, as the time spent growing orchids grows longer, I have found that watering is truly quite difficult. In fact, poor root development is mostly caused by unsuitable watering causing excessive transpiration differences in the potting medium, because understanding of the medium's characteristics is not...
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What practical advice should beginners in orchid growing read?
One of the very few varieties of Chun Jian (Cymbidium tortisepalum) that produces flower scapes that rise above the leaves. This flower has semi-pendulous leaves that droop in large arching loops; both the petals and the lip are very cleanly plain, with a translucent quality. Because its leaves arch and droop like an arched gate, and the flowers stand taller than the plants, leaping above the "gate," it takes the meaning of a carp leaping over the dragon gate, hence the name "Longmen Su" (Dragon Gate Plain).
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How to grow orchids? A collection of practical care experience, part one
Many beginners don't know how to grow orchids. An experienced grower has put together a collection of orchid-growing experience in three parts, each summarizing the key points of orchid care from a different angle, very suitable for beginner growers....
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