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Watering method of white orchid

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-08-31 11:00:03
Too much water can easily lead to rotten roots, and too little water can make the roots wither. Water once every 2-3 days in spring to ensure that the basin soil is wet; water once in the morning and evening in summer; determine the water amount according to the specific dry and wet conditions of the basin soil in autumn, usually once every 5 days; water once every 10 days in winter.

Notice before watering

The root system of white orchid is fleshy root, so too much water will easily lead to rotten root, and too little water will make the root system wither.

Specific measures for watering

Spring is the sprouting period of white orchid. Water every 2-3 days to ensure the basin soil is wet.

Summer is a vigorous period for the growth of white orchids, which needs to be watered once in the morning and evening every day, but the ponding in the basin needs to be treated in time in the rainstorm or continuous rainy weather;

At the beginning of autumn, the transpiration of plants began to decrease, and the water evaporation became less. At this time, the water amount should be determined according to the specific dry and wet conditions of the basin soil. When the surface of the basin soil turns white, it indicates that it needs to be watered, usually once every 5 days or so.

In winter, the water demand of white orchid is very little, so the pot soil of white orchid should be prevented from over wetting and water accumulation. If there is water accumulation at the root, the flower leaves will turn red and the technical tip will turn brown. The water accumulation should be poured out as soon as possible to strengthen the soil loosening and ventilation. Generally, the water should be watered once every 10 days on the left and right to keep the pot soil slightly wet.

watering method of white orchid

It seems that flowers, like people, pay much attention to when to "drink water". Don't do anything to "grow up", so that the beautiful and holy flowers become full of "water products".

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