Growth conditions of Cymbidium

Hupilan is suitable for growing in warm and bare places, especially in the environment of about 25 degrees. When the temperature is below 10 degrees, the growth will stop. In winter, hupilan is often at a temperature of about 10 degrees, which is easy to cause the soil to be too wet, resulting in the decay of the plant roots, and finally the death of hupilan. The soil quality of the soil is not very important for hupilan. As long as the conditions of sufficient soil nutrients and good water permeability are ensured, the soil can be properly fertilized to increase the nutrition required for its growth. Hupilan, which is planted at home, can be moved to the sun for short-term illumination in good light weather, which can make its growth more powerful

Dormancy maintenance of Cymbidium

When placing hupilan, the light should not be too dark, otherwise it is easy to cause the leaves to have no luster. In hot summer, hupilan can not be directly exposed to the sun, but should be properly shaded. If the light is too strong, it is easy to change the color of the leaves, so it is suitable for planting and maintenance in places with scattered light. In winter, hupilan enters the dormancy period. At this time, it is necessary to reduce the amount of water, reduce the number of watering, and keep the soil dry. If the soil is too wet, the root will slowly rot and die. During the period of rapid growth, fertilization should be carried out properly, but in the dormancy period, the use of fertilizer should be stopped, and the pots can be changed after dormancy