Flower language and implication of Moran

Moran flower language is: quiet, indifferent and elegant.

Chinese cymbidium is a very beautiful plant with beautiful shape, which gives people a quiet and beautiful feeling. Family planting not only has a beautiful and elegant realm, but also can decorate the indoor environment and enhance the taste of life.

Therefore, the flower language of Moran is "quiet, indifferent and elegant", an attitude towards life and a detached state of life. In addition, Moran also has the flower language of "eternal youth", which symbolizes youth that will not grow old and is full of vitality and vitality.

Orchid cultivation and appreciation in China has a long history and far-reaching influence. Besides being integrated into the traditional orchid culture in China, it is also appreciated for its delicate fragrance, elegance and elegance. It is used as a metaphor of virtue and virtue and sublimated into a cultural symbol. For example, in Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and even modern China, orchids were rarely painted with orchids, but mostly with orchids and cymbidium.

Planting method of cymbidium sinense

1, soil

Chinese cymbidium likes soil rich in humus, and it is best to be loose and breathable, which is beneficial to water and fertilizer. This kind of soil is well maintained and managed, and it is easier to grow flower arrows and flowers.

2. Lighting equipment

Moran likes a semi-cloudy environment. It can be sunny all day in winter, about 4 hours in spring and autumn, and needs shade in summer. When planting Cymbidium hybridum, you can put Cymbidium hybridum under the eaves and receive light in the morning and evening, which will not be affected by the strong light at noon.

3. Temperature

Chinese cymbidium is cold-resistant and blooms in winter, so indoor maintenance basically does not need to take warm-keeping measures. There is no need to take heating measures to maintain orchids in winter and spring, and temporary greenhouses can be built with plastic films for outdoor cultivation. Chinese cymbidium takes root and shoots at 20~28℃, grows rapidly above 25℃ and enters a vigorous growth period.