The three-character formula for fertilizing orchids: verified by a veteran orchid grower of 12 years, follow it and blooming is guaranteed

Orchid fertilizing

Autumn has come around again recently, and it is the golden season when orchids grow best in the year. Only if orchids grow vigorously in autumn will there be flowers in the following spring. Everyone knows that orchids should be fertilized frequently and lightly, but few know which fertilizer to apply in which season. The author knows a veteran orchid grower, and the three-character formula for fertilizing orchids that he summed up for everyone has been verified by 12 years of practical orchid growing experience: follow it and your orchids are guaranteed to bloom.

Orchid fertilizing

This three-character formula is "nitrogen in spring, phosphorus in summer, potassium in winter." Be sure to remember it. Fertilize accordingly: spring is the growth period for orchids, so apply more nitrogen fertilizer; summer is the flower bud stage for orchids, so apply more phosphorus; winter is the sprouting stage for orchid plants, which needs a large amount of potassium fertilizer to ensure that the buds sprout and take root in early spring and grow well.

Orchid fertilizing

Fellow orchid growers, have you learned the three-character formula for fertilizing orchids? If you also like growing orchids, you are welcome to follow and share, and thank you for your comments and likes, thank you!