Tutorial on the cultivation methods and techniques of the national fragrant peony orchid

The Chinese fragrant peony orchid is also called black orchid. It is an important member of the orchid family and a precious product in the current flower market. It has beautiful flowers, elegant fragrance, and high economic and ornamental value. However, the Chinese fragrant peony orchid is very delicate, and it is not an easy task to raise it well. The following is my detailed introduction to its cultivation method. If you like this plant, you can focus on it.

1. Matrix selection

The national fragrant peony orchid is a kind of orchid. Its culture medium should be the humus soil under the forest of origin, also known as orchid mud. If there is no orchid mud, you can use the humus soil in the forest, the coarse sand and broken bricks in the river, as well as rice husks and sphagnum moss to prepare the nutrient soil yourself. Make sure the prepared nutrient soil is slightly acidic, fertile, loose and permeable.

2. Daily management

After planting the Chinese peony orchid, daily management is particularly important. It is a semi-shade plant that likes a mild, humid, diffused light and ventilated environment. The place where this plant is usually cultivated must have good permeability and necessary shading measures. Usually, the Chinese peony orchid should be watered moderately, and it is best to choose rainwater or snow water. Try not to use tap water for watering. If you must use tap water, you must put it in a pot and expose it to the sun for a day before using it.

3. Fertilizer supply

The requirements of the national fragrant peony orchid for fertilizer are relatively high. It should be given enough fertilizer from the beginning of spring, but when fertilizing, it should be selected with liquid with high concentration, and concentrated fertilizer should not be applied. Fertilization should be done in an environment with a temperature of 18 to 25 degrees, and it should not be done on rainy days. Fertilizers can be organic and inorganic fertilizers. Fertilization should be done once a week during the growth period, and after it enters the off-season, the number of fertilizations should be reduced, and fertilization once a month is sufficient.

4. Repot and change soil in time

If you want to grow the Chinese peony orchid well, you must pay attention to repotting it in time. This plant should be repotted once a year. If you do not repot and change the soil in time, its ornamental value will decrease significantly after two years of planting, and the soil will become compacted, the growth will slow down, and the flowering period will be shortened or it will not bloom.