Nutrient for a mirring orchid. You will do it in a few minutes
Experts indicate that orchids require regular fertilization. They often have limited access to the nutrients they need and need to deliver them from the outside. As a rule, orchids should fertilize during the growing season, gradually reducing the supply of nutrients in autumn and winter. The exception is the Phalaenopsis variety. This species of orchid also blooms in winter. It is also worth remembering that you should not fertilize orchids immediately after purchase or after transplanting. In this case, you should stop with fertilization for about 3 months.
Many flowers require fertilization after winter. Before the growing season, plants need which will improve their growth and stimulate flowering processes. In the case of orchids, it is worth focusing on a conditioner that will protect the roots from mold and improve the condition of the integral of the plant. Lemon conditioner has such activities. All you have to do is mix 1 tablespoon of fresh lemon juice with 1 liter of water. You can water the orchid or soak its roots with a solution prepared in this way. The lemon will acidify the soil, and will additionally protect the roots from mold. This is very important because the orchid with a healthy will be better and faster.
How to care for orchids after winter?
Winter is extremely burdensome for orchids primarily because of the dry air in the apartments. Heated radiators strongly dry the air in the rooms, which is covered with the appearance of pot flowers. In winter, avoid putting orchids close to the radiators, and also remember to regularly sprinkle the leaves with water. You can also use lemon juice for this. Mix 1 tablespoon of water with water, pour into a bottle with an atomizer and spray the orchid generously. The lemon will work like a natural leaf shinfly. They will be shiny, and vitamin C will additionally nourish them and support proper growth.
