What are some basic tips for fertilizing home-grown orchids?

Among flowering plants, orchids are still commonly grown, and today we will look at how home-grown orchids are fertilized.

1. Fertilize orchids as little as possible. Orchids grow relatively slowly, so orchid fertilizer should be as dilute and as little as possible, applied about once every ten days, using the method of "weak fertilizer applied frequently."

2. When fertilizing orchids, pay attention to the weather and temperature. Fertilize orchids in clear, fine weather, and do not fertilize on cloudy or rainy days; also, fertilize orchids when the temperature is suitable, and do not fertilize in high heat or severe cold.

3. When fertilizing orchids, look at the orchid leaves. If the surface of the orchid leaves is glossy, it means the orchid is not lacking fertilizer; if the orchid leaves are dull and lusterless, it means the orchid needs fertilizing.

4. When turning the soil or repotting, orchids can be fertilized in an appropriate amount. When turning the soil and fertilizing orchids, be careful that the fertilizer does not touch the orchid roots, as this can easily burn the orchid roots.

That is all for sharing with everyone, and I hope everyone can fertilize scientifically.