A must-see for beginners of Dendrobium planting technology

1. Site selection: Dendrobium should be planted in a semi-cloudy and semi-sunny area with air humidity above 80% and winter temperature above 0℃. 2. Plant division: select robust Dendrobium 1 and 2-year-old new stems and plant them on the selected stones or trees. 3. Management: Dendrobium likes a humid growth environment and needs to be watered regularly during daily maintenance. When the external light is strong, it needs proper shading, otherwise it will affect the growth of Dendrobium.

Dendrobium introduction

When Dendrobium grows new branches every spring, the dead stems in the cluster are cut off in combination with the old stems, and the diseased stems, weak stems and the roots of patients are removed. After planting for 6-8 years, according to the growth situation of the clump, it is turned over and re-branched for reproduction.

Dendrobium is harvested before germination in late spring every year. When harvesting, cut off the stems and branches that are more than three years old, leaving the tender stems to continue to grow. You can blanch the harvested Dendrobium in water for 5 minutes, take it out and dry it on a bamboo mat.

Dendrobium likes to grow in a warm, humid, semi-cloudy and semi-sunny environment, and the requirements for soil and fertilizer are not strict. Most wild Dendrobium grows on loose and thick bark or trunk, and some grow in crevices.