Planting method of polydendrobe and characteristics of polydendrobe

Dendrobium officinale is a very beautiful wild plant with very good economic value, but its number is very small and it is a national key protected object. Many people see its potential business opportunities and want to grow Dendrobium officinale themselves, but they don’t know how to grow it. Today I will give an introduction in this regard, so that everyone can know whether Dendrobium officinale can be grown and how to grow it, and at the same time, it will also give everyone a more comprehensive understanding of the characteristics of Dendrobium officinale.

How to plant Dendrobium officinale

Dendrobium officinale is a national first-class protected plant and a wild species. Until now, there has been no record of successful artificial cultivation, so people’s idea of ​​planting Dendrobium officinale is impossible to achieve. Those introductions about the planting methods of Dendrobium officinale have no scientific basis and are unreliable. Everyone must not plant it blindly, otherwise they will suffer great economic losses.

Characteristics of Polydendrobe

1. The plant Dendrobium officinale has a unique pseudobulb. It mainly grows in clusters, with flat and spindle-shaped stems, and some are oblong. Each stem can be divided into two to five sections, each section is one to fifteen millimeters long, with a leaf at the top of the stem. The base of the stem can be collected, and after collection, it is mostly light yellow and shiny when dried in the shade. It can be eaten by humans and used as medicine.

2. Dendrobium officinale is a parasitic plant that likes to grow in a sunny environment. It mainly parasitizes on trees in broad-leaved forests at an altitude of more than 1,000 meters. The flowering period is between May and June. Dendrobium officinale has beautiful racemes. Its flowers can be harvested and dried to make scented tea. People can absorb rich nutrients after drinking it, and it can also nourish yin and moisten dryness, and can also resolve phlegm and relieve cough.

3. Dendrobium candidum is mainly distributed in Yunnan and Bhutan in China and a few areas in India. It has weak vitality and has very high requirements for the growing environment. The survival rate of artificial cultivation is particularly low, but its edible value is particularly high. People collect its stems and flowers and use them as medicine or as health food. It can improve the body's anti-aging and disease resistance, and is of great benefit to maintaining human health.

After reading the above introduction, everyone knows that Dendrobium officinale is not suitable for artificial cultivation and there is no effective and correct cultivation method. Later, everyone will understand its characteristics, which will allow everyone to have a more comprehensive understanding of this rare plant, know how high its utilization value is, and make better use of them in future life.