1、 Curing method

1. Light: Dancing orchid is very sensitive to light. Strong light can burn plants, cause leaves to turn yellow, and even cause anthrax. The absence of light will reduce photosynthesis and make the leaves grow in vain. It needs to be placed in the semi shade to receive a certain amount of scattered light. In winter, it can be placed in the sunny place to receive light, but it should not be too long

2. The suitable temperature is between 18 ℃ and 25 ℃. Both high temperature and low temperature will be unfavorable to its growth. When the temperature is lower than 10 ℃, the plant may be frostbitten. The high-temperature environment needs proper ventilation, and pay attention to cooling at the same time, otherwise it will cause bud falling

3. Watering: Dancing orchid prefers a dry environment. Watering shall be carried out after the soil surface is dry, so as to avoid the basin soil from being too wet for a long time and breeding all kinds of bacteria. In the peak growing season, watering can be appropriately increased, once a day in the morning and evening, and reduced in winter

4. Fertilization: Dancing orchid can be applied with liquid fertilizer 2-3 times a month to promote its growth. However, fertilization should not be applied until the end of the flowering period after the flower stems are extracted. Do not apply fertilizer at low temperature in winter, so as not to cause fertilizer accumulation and burn new roots in spring

2、 Reproductive skills

Dancing orchids are usually propagated by ramets. It is usually carried out in spring or autumn. The sub plants with pseudobulbs are cut off and planted in a basin with water moss, and high humidity is maintained

3、 Pest control

1. Diseases: common diseases include leaf spot and soft rot, which can be controlled with carbendazim or methyltobutzine solution

2. Pests: the main pests are snails, scale insects, whitefly and so on. Lime can be sprinkled around and Omethoate solution can be sprayed for prevention and control