Use this grass as fertilizer for orchids, the roots absorb it well, and new shoots and flowers come faster

Make fertilizer from this grass, orchid roots absorb it well, and new shoots and flowers come faster!

When caring for them in summer, if we do not do the ventilation work for them, orchids are very prone to outbreaks of stem rot, black spot disease and other symptoms. Besides all of us needing to pay attention to ventilation and air circulation work when caring for them, we can also use an electric fan to increase some sense of air circulation around them

Orchids have relatively high requirements for water quality. If the water quality is not clean during the process of caring for them, it is very easy to cause their roots to suffer from some bacterial damage

Plant growth needs nitrogen fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer most of all to let plants grow better. First, let me introduce the symptoms of nitrogen deficiency in orchids. A lack of nitrogen fertilizer will make the whole orchid plant lifeless, and yellowing leaves will also appear, with the newly grown tender shoots being relatively thin and small. In this case, nitrogen must be supplemented to the orchid immediately.

Aquatic plants themselves are also rich in nutrients, so using them to fertilize orchids is quite good, and making fertilizer from them is also simple. You only need 32% finely crushed dried lake mud, 65% sun-dried aquatic plants, and 11% manure. Spread these layer by layer and pile them up, then put them into a bucket, seal the opening and ferment. After about 40 days, turn it once with a shovel, then seal the opening again for about 38 days and it is ready. Orchid roots especially like this kind of fertilizer, absorb it well, and new shoots and flowers come faster!