Cultivation method of Hubei orchid

The cultivation method of Huperzia serrata is as follows:

First, properly maintain the light.

First of all, let's talk about Hupilan's requirements for light. Hu Pilan is relatively shade-tolerant, and potted Hu Pilan, which is common at home, does not require high light. It only needs relatively sufficient light, and it can grow normally even if it is scattered light. Direct sunlight must be avoided except in hot summer. In other seasons, Hupilan can receive more sunshine. If Hu Pilan does not bask in the sun for a long time, its leaves will become more and more dim and lack vitality.

Second, proper soil and water conservation.

Hupilan has good adaptability to soil, and has no strict requirements on soil, but relatively speaking, Hupilan prefers loose sandy soil or humus soil, because Hupilan is more drought-tolerant. If it is potted, you can add some cinder to the more fertile garden soil, and finally add a little bird droppings as the base fertilizer, which will also make Hupilan grow very strong.

Third, the appropriate curing temperature.

Huahua will tell you the temperature requirements of Hupilan. Hupilan has good adaptability to temperature, but it must be noted that in cold winter, Hupilan must not be lower than 10 degrees Celsius for a long time, because below this temperature, the base of Hupilan will rot and easily lead to the death of the whole plant.

Fourth, keep proper moisture.

You must water Hupilan properly, and all flower lovers must master a formula, which would rather be dry than wet. Hu Pilan can be properly watered in spring, because spring is the time when Hu Pilan germinates. There is also a high temperature in summer, so we must keep the soil moist and don't let the tiger orchid be too dry to cause death.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) pruning matters

Compared with other green plants, Hupi orchid grows faster, so the space in the basin can be easily filled. At this time, it is necessary to cut off the aging leaves and too dense places.