Dendrobium candidum can be planted with bark or water moss. When planting with bark, put a layer of stone on the bottom of the basin, then put a large piece of pine bark, spread the root system of Dendrobium candidum on it, and then press the root system of Dendrobium candidum with a small piece of pine bark. Planting with bark is suitable for the south and dry in the north, and it is suitable for planting with water moss. Choose a small pot when planting, and repeatedly compact the water moss to prevent water accumulation.

First, how to plant Dendrobium candidum

1. Bark planting: When planting Dendrobium candidum, we can find a plastic basin or a clay basin with a layer of stone at the bottom as a drainage layer. Put a large piece of pine bark on it, hold Dendrobium in one hand and spread the root system of Dendrobium in the other hand and lay it flat on the pine bark. Then press the roots with small pieces of pine bark, and pay attention to the fact that the roots of Dendrobium can't be buried too deep, so as not to affect the growth of plant roots.

2. Planting of aquatic plants: The air humidity in the south is high, which is suitable for planting Dendrobium candidum with skin. It is best to plant Dendrobium candidum with aquatic plants in the north to avoid untimely water supply and death of Dendrobium candidum. When planting with water moss, because the water absorption and water retention of water moss are good, it should be planted in small flowerpots, and the water moss should be compacted repeatedly during planting to prevent the water moss from rotting roots in the future.

Second, how does Dendrobium candidum spend the winter in winter

1, light and temperature: In winter, keep Dendrobium candidum at the curing temperature of not less than 5℃, get more sunshine, promote photosynthesis of plants and accumulate nutrients crazily. In other seasons, it is necessary to create a semi-shaded environment for Dendrobium candidum, such as placing it under other large potted plants, avoiding summer sun exposure and paying more attention to ventilation at ordinary times.

2, water and fertilizer: it is very simple to water Dendrobium candidum. Generally, you can insert your hands into the substrate and feel dry, that is, you can water it when the water content of the substrate is still 30% to 40%, and the water poured each time should be dried in advance. In winter, Woye's potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used as topdressing, and attention should be paid to dissolution and dilution.