Planting methods and techniques of Dendrobium chrysotoxum How to grow Dendrobium chrysotoxum

Dendrobium chrysanthemum is a traditional Chinese medicinal material. There are written records of Dendrobium chrysanthemum being used as medicine thousands of years ago. After entering modern society, many people also like to cultivate it as an ornamental plant. These uses have made the value of Dendrobium chrysanthemum higher and higher. More and more people want to cultivate Dendrobium chrysanthemum on a large scale, but people don’t know much about its cultivation techniques and don’t know how to grow it to make it stronger.

Planting methods and techniques of Dendrobium chrysotoxum

1. Breeding method

When planting Dendrobium chrysanthemum, you must master its propagation methods. Under natural conditions, this plant can propagate through shoots from the base of the stem, or through seeds, but its seeds have no endosperm and are difficult to germinate in the natural environment. Seedlings need to be grown in a specific environment. In addition to these propagation methods, Dendrobium chrysanthemum can also be propagated by division. The annual Dendrobium chrysanthemum can be taken out by clumps, and then divided into multiple small clumps for planting.

2. Planting environment

When planting Dendrobium chrysotoxum on a large scale, the choice of environment is particularly important. This plant likes high temperature and high humidity. If it is planted in a low temperature area, it will not survive at all. In addition, after planting, it is necessary to provide Dendrobium chrysotoxum with sufficient water, but it is also necessary to ensure that the substrate is not too wet, otherwise it will rot. When the weather is too dry, it is also necessary to spray water on the leaves to maintain the humidity of the environment.

3. Temperature regulation

The environmental temperature is particularly important when cultivating Dendrobium chrysotoxum. This plant likes a warm environment. It grows fastest in an environment of about 20 degrees. The temperature difference between day and night should not be too large. If the temperature difference between day and night exceeds 15 degrees, it will be detrimental to its growth. A larger temperature difference will cause it to stop growing or develop diseases. In addition to adjusting the temperature, you must also stop watering if the temperature difference between day and night is too large, otherwise the Dendrobium chrysotoxum will quickly lose its vitality.

How to grow Dendrobium chrysanthemum

Appropriate watering, timely fertilization and careful management can make the Dendrobium chrysanthemum grow particularly strong. This plant should be given sufficient base fertilizer before planting, and topdressing once two to three months after planting, and again from September to October. In addition to choosing decomposed organic fertilizers, potassium dihydrogen phosphate should also be applied. Water in time after each topdressing.