How to propagate the Tiger Skin Palm
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Tiger Tail Orchid is also known as Tiger Skin Orchid, Tiger Skin Palm, etc. Its blooming period is in spring and summer. Many flower enthusiasts have grown it to bloom, and the small flowers are quite elegant and pleasant. Its flower language is resilience and tenacity.
Like its leaves, the leaves are thick, and there are Tiger Tail Orchids with long leaves, short leaves, and round leaves. There are also many varieties, including those with yellow spots, the type with Buddhist hand shapes, and the type with golden-edged short leaves.
The leaves come in various shapes and colors, all of which are quite attractive, and the maintenance is almost the same for all.
In fact, Tiger Skin Orchid is a plant for lazy people because it is very drought-resistant. Even if it is forgotten to be watered for ten or半个月, it can still grow normally.
Although Tiger Skin Orchid is easy to care for and looks good, it is sensitive to cold. During the winter, special attention should be paid to its maintenance. How to keep Tiger Skin Orchid healthy? How to make it grow more vigorously, with more leaves and more offsets?
1. The potting soil for Tiger Skin Orchid is important
Because its root system is not very developed, and it prefers a dry and arid growing environment, it is afraid of waterlogging and accumulated water in the potting soil, so the potting soil should not be too compact or too poor.
It is best to use fertile and loose leaf mold soil with good drainage, mixed with some river sand and garden soil, and a small amount of organic fertilizer can be added as a base fertilizer.
How to propagate the Tiger Skin Palm
This type of soil does not compact easily, does not accumulate water, is more fertile, and allows it to grow better with more leaves, producing more new leaves every year.
2. Watering Tiger Skin Orchid is also important
Because it does not tolerate waterlogging and is afraid of accumulated water in the potting soil, the potting soil should never be watered too much and should not be too moist. During the growing season in spring, when the temperature is a bit higher, it can be slightly moist, watering every three to four days.
Or after new leaves have grown, more water can be added. In the summer, with high temperatures, not only should it be shaded and not exposed to direct sunlight, but also watered every four to five days.
Water can be sprayed once a day, making sure to avoid strong sunlight and keep it in a cool and well-ventilated place. The potting soil can remain slightly dry, and in winter, watering should be controlled even more, keeping the potting soil dry.