1、 Can it survive after branching

Cymbidium has strong adaptability and strong growth ability. Rametting is one of the propagation methods of Cymbidium. As long as reasonable operation and suitable growth environment are provided, it can survive after rametting, and the survival rate is relatively high. Try not to choose the ramet in the hot summer, which is the period of vigorous growth. At this time, the ramet will affect the normal growth. The temperature in summer is high and the water evaporation is fast, which may lead to dehydration and death after ramet. Ramets can be carried out in spring and autumn when changing pots and soil, or after winter

2、 Ramet method

1. Take out the plant: take off the pot before branching, pat around the flowerpot, or use a shovel to turn around the flowerpot. Then turn the flowerpot upside down, gently tap the bottom of the flowerpot, and take the hupilan out of the flowerpot

2. Dividing plants: gently lift up the tiger orchid, remove the soil attached to it, comb the roots, and separate them with a sterilized knife. Properly trim the old and rotten roots, then soak them in fungicide and take them out to dry after a period of time

3. Planting with soil: prepare several suitable small flowerpots, prepare breathable and drainage soil, and then plant the divided hupilan, pour root fixing water for several times, and put it in a cool and ventilated place