It is said that the self-rooted crab claw and are difficult to grow. Look at my pot of self-rooted crab claw orchid that is about to bloom. The previous pot was bright red and this pot is pink. They are all growing well.
How do I grow myrtle orchid? The root system of the self-rooted crab claw orchid belongs to capillary roots, so the watering of the self-rooted crab claw orchid must be controlled and not too frequent, otherwise the capillary roots will rot. Watering should be done neither dry nor watered, and at the same time always maintain light. Sufficient light can allow the crab claw orchid to produce more nutrients through photosynthesis . Only when the nutrition is sufficient can the crab claw orchid become pregnant with buds.
If you want the crab claw orchid to bloom, after entering September, you should allow the crab claw orchid to have a temperature difference of about ten degrees between day and night, continue to maintain light, and apply Huaduoduo No. 2 or potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every ten days. The crab claw orchid will begin to enter the budding period, and small flower buds can be seen in November. At this time, don’t rush to put the crab claw orchid in a warm environment. Keep it in an environment with a temperature difference and good lighting. The flower buds can accumulate a lot of nutrients in an environment with a temperature difference. The flower buds will bloom in the future. When the flower buds are ready, take a look at my pot of crab claw orchid. The flower buds are so big!
