Qinxin Orchid Garden 166 Orchid Variety Introduction

People say Green Cloud is hard to grow, but that is not entirely true. Now let me briefly introduce it

The Green Cloud seedlings planted the year before last send up one shoot each year, with no greenhouse, just placed under an open-air shed.

Before planting, I also gave careful thought to the potting medium. A small pot, with medium-grade Kanuma placed at one-fifth of the pot height at the bottom, then four or five grains of Magamp.

On top, all small rice-grain-sized Kanuma. Use it dry; after planting, just flush with water several times.

Notes——

One, it is best to introduce the plants in the second half of the year, so that disease can be prevented during the transition period.

Two, the potting medium must be clean. It is recommended to use orchid-growing dedicated Kanuma. Plain and clean.

Three, when placing Magamp at the bottom of the pot, use a little less, place it above the bottom stones, but do not let it come into direct contact with the roots.

Four, shoots emerge late; do not rush to look for shoots and pick over or turn the pot surface, to prevent damaging the shoots.

Five, do not fertilize at first; at the very least, apply a small amount of safe fertilizer after new shoots appear. Personally, I think Magamp is best.

Six, normally follow routine practice; when fungicide is sprayed throughout the garden, just let it pass over them. No special requirements.

I planted five clumps in total, and four clumps succeeded. On hot days with sun showers, I pull the shade net. They endured the same hardship without major problems.

Environment: the backyard of an old house, near a stream and against a mountain, with high ground to the north. Environments differ; those growing orchids on balconies or by other methods should explore for themselves.

A word for you: put more care into growing orchids, and with enough effort, success comes naturally.

Below are photos of this garden; there may be duplicates, so bear with me)