1、 How do wild orchids breed

Wild orchids grow and reproduce mainly through seed germination. The mother plant blooms and bears seed pods after natural pollination. It will crack naturally when it matures. A seed pod contains many seeds. It is small and light, and can float with the wind. Therefore, orchid seeds will float to other places with the wind, take root and grow dragon root seedlings and long leaves. Before the formation of orchid seedlings grown in the field, first grow roots in the soil, then slowly grow leaflets, and then gradually expand pseudobulbs to grow into a seedling with a short internode, tortuous and fragile root system, namely dragon root seedlings

Orchid seeds flutter with the wind. If they fall into the stone crevices in the mountains, under the shrubs, mountain streams and valleys and other places suitable for growth, they can take root, germinate and grow leaves into plants. After two to three years, the plants can pollinate naturally after flowering, grow seed pods, and then continue to reproduce

2、 How do domestic orchids reproduce

Domestic orchids are generally propagated by ramets. Because if seeds are sown, the conditions are harsh and the survival rate is low, so it is not suitable for family reproduction. Ramet propagation of orchids can be carried out all year round, but in order to ensure the survival rate, ramets are often carried out at the temperature of 12 ℃ - 30 ℃. Dig out the orchids that have been cultured for about three years and have developed roots, wash away the root matrix, cut off the rotten roots and broken roots, and then plant them separately in pots