How to prune Dendrobium nobile How to manage Dendrobium nobile

Dendrobium nobile is a precious Chinese medicinal material, and also a nourishing food with excellent efficacy. It is a nutrient that many people are familiar with. In fact, Dendrobium nobile is also a beautiful ornamental plant. It can be made into a potted plant and placed indoors. So how should people manage it when cultivating Dendrobium nobile? How should it be pruned? Next, I will take you to learn about the relevant knowledge.

How to prune Dendrobium nobile

1. Today, the pruning method of Dendrobium during cultivation is relatively simple. You only need to cut off its soil after it enters the peak growth season, and cut off the top of the branches that grow too fast. This can encourage it to bloom early and make its branches thicker. If it is removed from use, it can allow the human body to absorb more abundant nutrients.

2. Dendrobium nobile can also be rested when spring comes. At this time, you can cut off all its dead branches and old leaves, or cut off its sick and weak branches, and then give it enough fertilizer and water, and place it in an environment with suitable temperature. This will allow the Dendrobium nobile to grow as quickly as possible, grow vigorously, and bloom early.

How to manage Dendrobium nobile

1. When cultivating Dendrobium nobile, you must pay attention to its daily management. This plant likes a relatively cool environment. When the external ambient temperature is maintained at around 25 degrees, it will maintain vigorous vitality. If the external ambient temperature exceeds 30 degrees, ventilation and heat dissipation should be carried out in time. In addition, after entering summer, it consumes more water, so the number of watering can be increased.

2. Dendrobium nobile is a green plant that is afraid of both high and low temperatures. When the temperature drops below 10 degrees in winter, it must be kept warm in time and moved to a sunny environment. Only in this way can it survive the winter safely. In addition, the amount and frequency of watering should be reduced in winter, otherwise it will have an adverse effect on the growth of Dendrobium nobile.

The above introduces how to trim Dendrobium nobile, and also allows everyone to master the daily management methods of Dendrobium nobile. In the future, when you cultivate Dendrobium nobile, you can follow the methods introduced above. I believe that everyone can maintain the beautiful appearance and vigorous vitality of the Dendrobium nobile they cultivate.