1、 Soil

When breeding Cymbidium, we must use loose, breathable and fertile soil. Only in this soil environment can its roots breathe better and absorb nutrients and water. The soil can be prepared by mixing rotten leaf soil and river sand. You can also buy special nutrient soil from the florist

2、 Nutrients

Some nutrients can be obtained from the substrate. In the later stage, nutrients should be supplemented by topdressing. Only when the nutrients are sufficient, its rhizome will be stronger, and its leaves will be greener and plump. At ordinary times, the fertilizer mainly composed of phosphate fertilizer and potassium fertilizer can be used to make the stem strong and improve its disease resistance

3、 Illumination

It itself likes sunshine and can adapt to short-term direct light, but the light in summer is too strong, so it should be avoided in time, otherwise the leaves will be sunburned. If it is a potted plant, it can be placed in a place with sufficient astigmatism to replenish more light. Sufficient light can blossom normally

4、 Watering

It likes humid environment, but it is afraid of water logging. Therefore, it must not water too much, and there must be no ponding in the soil. A small amount of water shall be poured at a time to wet the soil. If the amount of water is large, the basin soil is easy to rot, and there will be a lot of poor growth. In addition, the climate in summer is relatively dry, so we should spray water frequently

5、 Precautions

During maintenance, pay attention to the placement position, ensure ventilation at the placement place, and open the windows frequently. If it is in a muggy environment, it is easy to be infected with insect diseases and diseases, and the leaves are also easy to turn yellow