Choose the right planting container, soil, light conditions, watering methods, fertilization techniques, pest control, pruning and pot change With people's pursuit of home environment aesthetics, indoor plants have gradually become an important part of home decoration. Among many indoor plants, broad-leaf orchids are popular for their unique leaf shape and fresh breath. How to cultivate a healthy pot of broad-leaf orchids? This article will provide you with a detailed analysis of the breeding methods of broadleaf orchid and help you maintain them easily. Select the appropriate planting container. The breeding container for broadleaf orchid should be made of materials with good breathability and good drainage, such as ceramics, plastic or earthen, and drainage holes should be set at the bottom of the container to prevent stagnant water at the roots and cause root rot. Soil selection Broadleaf orchid grass is suitable for growing in fertile, breathable and well-drained soil. Culture soil mixed with murus soil, peat soil and perlite can be selected to ensure soil permeability and drainage. Light conditions Broad-leafed orchids prefer semi-shaded environments and avoid direct strong light. During the breeding process, they should be placed in places with sufficient scattered light, such as living rooms, study rooms, etc., and should be appropriately shaded in summer to avoid sunburn on the leaves. Watering method Broadleaf orchid is not resistant to waterlogging. When watering, the principle of "seeing dry, seeing wet" should be followed. During the vigorous growth period, watering 1-2 times a week; in winter, the watering frequency can be appropriately reduced. During watering, avoid splashing water on the leaves to avoid causing them to rot. Fertilization skills Broadleaf orchid grass does not have a high demand for fertilizer, but appropriate fertilization will help it grow. During the vigorous growth period, compound fertilizer can be applied once a month. After fertilization, water should be poured immediately to prevent fertilizer from burning the leaves. Pest and insect pests control There are few diseases and insect pests in broadleaf bluegrass, but the following points still need to be paid attention to during the breeding process: 1. Maintain a good ventilation environment and reduce the incidence of diseases and insect pests.
2. Inspect the leaves regularly and remove pests and diseases in time.
3. Biopesticides or botanical pesticides can be used for prevention and control. Pruning and changing pots broad-leaf orchid grows faster. Pruning can be carried out once a year to remove withered leaves and sick branches to promote the growth of new buds. Changing pots every 1-2 years to replace new culture soil to ensure its normal growth.
The cultivation of broad-leaf orchids is not complicated. As long as you master the correct breeding method, you can easily maintain a pot of beautiful broad-leaf orchids. During the breeding process, pay attention to lighting, watering, fertilization, pest and disease control and other aspects. I believe you will definitely be able to raise healthy and beautiful broad-leaf orchids.