How to deal with Dendrobium after flowering
This introduction is about how to deal with green plants and flowers after Dendrobium flowering, followed by detailed content sharing.
How to deal with Dendrobium after flowering
After Dendrobium has finished flowering, the withered flowers should be cut off, and the branches and leaves should be pruned properly to prevent excessive consumption of its growth nutrients, which is beneficial for flowering again the following year. After pruning, Dendrobium can be placed in a well-ventilated area with diffused light, and water can be sprayed around it to increase the humidity and prevent excessive dryness. Dendrobium consumes a lot of nutrients during flowering, and if not supplemented in time, it will be difficult to continue growing, so attention should be paid to additional fertilization, but the concentration should not be too high.
Post-flowering treatment of Dendrobium
1. Timely pruning
After Dendrobium has finished flowering, the withered flowers should be cut off, and the branches and leaves should be pruned properly to prevent excessive consumption of its growth nutrients, which is beneficial for flowering again the following year. After pruning, Dendrobium can be placed in a well-ventilated area with diffused light, and water can be sprayed around it to increase the humidity and prevent excessive dryness.
2. Additional fertilization
Dendrobium consumes a lot of nutrients during flowering, and if not supplemented in time, it will be difficult to continue growing, so attention should be paid to additional fertilization, but the concentration should not be too high, otherwise, it may cause root burning. It can be diluted with water and applied once every half a month.
How to cultivate Dendrobium to bloom
If the climate is suitable during the maintenance of Dendrobium, its flowering period can last from January to around June, with a flowering period of up to half a year. The peak flowering period is from April to May, and it flowers only once a year.
1. When maintaining Dendrobium, placing it in a position with scattered sunlight can speed up the flowering process. The growth temperature of Dendrobium is around 15-30 degrees Celsius, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 5 degrees Celsius, otherwise, it may be frostbitten.
2. Dendrobium needs to be provided with sufficient water, and it is best to water thoroughly during watering. During its growing period, it is necessary to maintain a certain humidity in the air, and water can be sprayed on its leaves and in the air, which is beneficial for Dendrobium to bloom.
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