1. Temperature: Dendrobium Primula likes to be warm. It is suitable between 15 and 28 degrees, which can be seen from its distribution range. In addition, its cold resistance is not good, so potted plants can be kept indoors.
2. Light: when Dendrobium Primula was just planted, its demand for sunshine was not much, and it could be placed in a half shade place with a little astigmatism. After that, it can be adjusted according to the season. In spring and autumn, it can provide good light. If the light at noon is too strong, it can be seen in the morning and evening. In summer, it should be put in the shade.
3. Watering: in the early stage of planting, there is not much water needed, so spraying can be used. After that, the amount of water should be adjusted according to the degree of dryness and wetness of the substrate. Generally speaking, half dry and half wet state is better. It needs to be watered once a day when it is very hot. Winter will be dormant, can reduce water.
4. Fertilization: Generally speaking, potash is the most important fertilizer for it. After germination, fertilize once a week.
1. Basin change: it is required to change basin regularly, but not too frequently. Generally speaking, once a year or twice a year is more appropriate. It is more suitable to change pots before germination in spring. Don't change the basin when the temperature is too low, or its root system will be frostbitten. The new soil can be made up of coconut bran, dead tree branches, peat soil, etc., which can effectively guarantee the development of root system.
2. Pruning: this step is also very important in the maintenance of primordial Dendrobium. First is the repair of its branches and leaves, which can be cut off periodically. Another is for its shape, because it can be seen, can be trimmed its shape
1. Disease: the main one is called "coal pollution disease", which occurs frequently from March to May. Need to remove the infected leaves in time, and then spray
2. Insect damage: the main one is called "snail", which can chew leaves and flowers and spray in time.
1. Toxicity: there is no poison in Dendrobium candidum, so you don't need to worry about it.
2. Whether it can be raised at home: Yes. Its ornamental or good, because its flower shape is more strange, as a potted plant put at home very well
