Orchid soft rot, stem rot, and water rot: 3 tips to teach you effective prevention
Around the Start of Summer is a vigorous period for orchids to sprout. The orchid seedlings that emerge during this time are sturdy and grow fast. However, if you do not pay attention to reasonable watering and controlling the moisture of the potting soil, the orchid seedlings are prone to rot, even causing seedling death. How to more effectively prevent this from happening? Today the editor teaches you 3 steps.
1. Plant the orchid into a steamed bun shape, that is, pile the soil higher in the middle and let the soil at the edge of the pot sink lower, so that water seeps downward.
2. When the young leaves of the orchid seedlings extend and open, do not spray water, and at the same time do not let water droplets fall into the young leaves, so as to keep the center of the young leaves clean and free of contamination.
3. Water by pouring from the edge of the pot, do not water toward the center of the orchid, and at the same time, control the amount of watering. For soaking the pot or flood irrigation, it is enough for the water line to reach halfway up the pot.
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