Planting environment of Dendrobium japonica. Planting method of Dendrobium japonica. Breeding method of Dendrobium japonica. Conservation and management of Dendrobium japonica. As a member of the Dendrobium Orchidaceae, it has become popular in the market in recent years due to its unique medicinal value and ornamental properties. It is very important for enthusiasts who want to grow this precious plant. This article will introduce you in detail the planting method and reproduction process of Dendrobium japonica and help you easily master this skill. Planting environment Dendrobium japonica is originated in tropical rainforests, so it has high requirements on the growth environment. The following are some key points: 1. Temperature: The suitable growth temperature range for Dendrobium japonica is 18-28℃, avoiding high and low temperatures. environment.
2. Humidity: Dendrobium japonica likes a humid environment, and the air humidity should be maintained between 60% and 80%.
3. Light: Dendrobium japonica needs sufficient scattered light to avoid direct sunlight. Planting method of Dendrobium japonica 1. Planting substrate: The planting substrate of Dendrobium japonica should be made of mixture such as legus soil and perlite with good air permeability and good drainage.
2. Planting time: Spring and autumn are the best planting seasons for Dendrobium japonica.
3. Planting steps: a. Prepare the planting substrate and place it in a flower pot.
b. Gently implant Dendrobium japonica seedlings into the substrate, taking care not to bury them too deeply.
c. Pour water thoroughly to keep the substrate moist. Breeding method of Dendrobium japonica 1. Subplant breeding: Divide the old plants of Dendrobium japonica into several plants, each plant with a certain number of roots and leaves, and replant them.
2. Cutting propagation: Select healthy branches of Dendrobium japonica, cut them into small pieces 10-15 cm long, insert them into sand beds or vermiculite, keep them moist, and transplant them after taking root.
3. Tissue culture: Using the stem tips or leaves of Dendrobium japonica for tissue culture, a large number of healthy seedlings can be obtained. Conservation and management of Dendrobium japonica 1. Watering: Keep the substrate moist and avoid stagnant water to avoid root rot.
2. Fertilization: During the growing season, apply compound fertilizers once a month to promote plant growth.
3. Pest and insect pest control: Regularly inspect plants and treat pests and diseases found in a timely manner.
The planting and reproduction of Dendrobium japonica is not difficult. As long as the planting environment and reproduction methods are well mastered, and daily maintenance and management are carried out, healthy Dendrobium japonica can be successfully planted. With the further exploration of the medicinal value of Dendrobium japonica in my country, this The market demand for precious plants will continue to grow, and I hope this article can provide a useful reference for Dendrobium japonica planting enthusiasts.