How to Determine the Scale of an Orchid Growing Site

Orchid House At present in Taiwan, Chinaorchid growingdedicated orchid houses mostly adopt a semi-natural artificial style, that is, using simple man-made structures combined with natural sunlight, temperature and humidity to create a growing environment suitable for orchids and cymbidiums. The area of a semi-natural orchid house can be large or small, as small as seven or eight square meters on the front and rear balconies of an apartment, or as large as 100 square meters on the rooftop of an apartment building. The area of a semi-natural orchid house rarely exceeds 100 square meters, so it is relatively easy to care for, and all kinds of relatedcultivationequipment can also be made more complete. Orchid Garden Places that deserve the word "garden" basically share the common points of being large in area and belonging to natural sites, such as courtyards and flower gardens. Orchid gardens are of course no exception. Orchids and cymbidiums naturally prefer a climate that is not too warm, with sufficient humidity and plenty of clouds and mist, so orchid gardens in Taiwan are almost all set up in hillside areas with many trees, or in plains areas where the temperature difference between day and night is not large and the air flows freely. The equipment of an orchid garden is much simpler than that of an orchid house; generally only one or two layers of shade netting are set up above, while cement frames or wooden frames are erected on the ground to hold orchid pots, and some even plant Chinese orchids directly in the ground. (Zhang Fengrong)