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Orchids are among the most beautiful flowers and have very different characteristics. Orchids are beautiful plants with over 30,000 species and more than 20,000 varieties. If you are planning to plant orchids, there are many things you need to do to make sure you have a good crop in the end.
Find the right types
Some orchids are easier to grow than others that are easier to grow. If you are the first cow, Phalaenopsis and Paphiopedilum are among the easiest to grow. It is important to understand the orchid before choosing a variety.
Find the right pot and soil
This is one of the mistakes people make when they kill a plant. The roots of the orchid need extra air when they form, which will provide the right anchor for them to grow. Try to make sure you have a hole with holes. Nark chips, sphagnum moss, charcoal, perlite and coconut husks can be used in the mix to make the soil mixture more fleshy. It is best to use a clay pot that can provide better air to the roots of the orchid.
Add your orchid
Now remove the orchids from their first pot and be sure to cut off all the dead roots and air. You can also divide the root into different categories that can allow a person to plant a pot in the right soil. Try to use mature stages that will allow a person to experience new growth almost immediately. You can add a mixture of clay and barely cover the root system.
Watering your orchid
Many orchid species thrive and are warm and moist. That means orchids usually need to be watered once a week in winter and a few times a week in summer when dry. The frequency of irrigation also depends on the size of the orchid's pot. Small pots dry quickly so they need extra watering.Know if you should re-fill the bottle
One indication that your orchids need to be transplanted is when the lower leaves are always dry. You may also need to refill your bottle in your orchid when the plant grows roots when it dies. Make sure you keep a watchful eye on the orchid to make sure you have the best desire for the plant.
Enlargement of the orchi
It is important that when planting an orchid, have a warm climate with good air, plenty of light. The temperature can be between 65-75% Fahrenheit with a drop in temperature, which can be at night by about 10 degrees which will help to encourage new shoots to grow during the winter and fall. Also, sunlight is one of the most complex details to keep in mind. Many orchids are not able to take in direct sunlight which is why many growers recommend keeping the plant away from the sun.