Hupi orchid is also a common green plant in the family. Its leaves are thick and upright, and there are special patterns on it. Putting a few pots at home can add a lot of ornamental value. In addition, Hupi orchid is very easy to raise and the breeding method is particularly simple. We only need to insert a few leaves into the soil and grow a small green pot in a month

Cutting method of hupilan:

1. Trim a part of the leaves of hupilan. Remember to apply some carbendazim solution to the incision after trimming, so as to restore the growth of the blade incision. Similarly, the trimmed leaves can also be soaked in rooting water to make them take root and germinate faster

2. Prepare the soil with high permeability and nutrition for cutting. After all, the demand for nutrients during the growth of hupilan is still large. When preparing the soil, we should try to choose some with sufficient nutrients to prevent hardening later

3. When the soaked leaves are inserted into the soil, only one third of them need to be left outside, so that after cutting, they can be placed in a cool and ventilated place for rooting and germination

Daily maintenance of hupilan:

Illumination:

The newly cutted hupilan cannot directly accept the light. After taking root, it can be moved to the scattering light source for maintenance. Sufficient scattered light can provide some nutrients for the tiger skin orchid and help it grow better and faster. However, when the sun is blazing, you should also pay attention to shade to avoid burning the leaves

Watering:

Watering hupilan is actually a technical job, because its watering amount needs to change with the seasons. Generally, it is necessary to keep the basin soil of hupilan moist in spring and summer, so as to give it enough nutrients. In autumn and winter, the watering amount of hupilan needs to be reduced, because the temperature is low and the evaporation is weak, which is prone to ponding and rotten roots. It should also be noted that if the curing temperature is lower than 10 degrees in winter, watering should be stopped to avoid freezing damage

Fertilization:

Hupilan is a plant that doesn't like fertilizer very much. In the process of its growth, we only need to supplement a small amount of nutrients, usually once a month. Similarly, when cutting, we can also choose to apply some base fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot, which can help hupilan take root and grow green potted plants as soon as possible

Hupilan is a kind of green plant that is very resistant to breeding. Your favorite flower friends can cut at home by themselves. The method is very simple. Have you learned it