Orchid leaves were growing poorly, so after cutting them all off, something yellow actually grew out 30 days later

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The orchid leaves were poor, so it was given a "buzz cut," and 30 days later this actually grew out. Some people blamed me for being cruel, giving the orchid a buzz cut, but this was the only way to do it. So the orchid could grow better. When caring for orchids normally,...

The orchid leaves were poor, so it was given a "buzz cut," and 30 days later this actually grew out

Some people blamed me for being cruel, giving the orchid a buzz cut, but this was the only way to do it. So the orchid could grow better.

When caring for orchids normally, we must care for them meticulously and encourage the leaf tips and the tips of the orchid leaves to grow healthily. During routine care and management, we must ensure the water and nutrients the orchid needs, and prevent the orchid from developing scorched tips. Orchids are quite sensitive to changes in their growing environment, especially some of the more precious orchids. Some orchids need a period of temperature change in order to bloom, as this is what prompts the orchid to develop flower buds. If the temperature stays at one level the whole time, it is very difficult for them to bloom.

What is this yellow thing that grew out? Did the roots come out?

In summer, choose after sunset; in extreme heat, choose midnight or early morning. This is because at these times the air temperature and water temperature are similar, and the orchid's root system, after a period of rest, is still in a relaxed state; after soaking the pot, it is less likely for too much water to accumulate around the orchid's roots. In addition, morning is also the orchid's photosynthesis time, and its roots can carry out oxygen-absorbing activity under such relatively favorable conditions, which can inhibit the reproduction of harmful microorganisms. Orchid roots are quite sensitive to water and are easily "drowned" or "thirsted to death." When the growing medium is too wet or too dry and this state lasts longer than the orchid roots can endure

Place larger particles of plastic foam blocks at the bottom of the orchid pot as a drainage layer, and on top of that fill in a mix of 60% mushroom soil and 40% rice husk charcoal; when watering is done improperly, this can also prevent water accumulation from burning the roots.

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Orchid leaves were growing poorly, so after cutting them all off, something yellow actually grew out 30 days later

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