Normally, Dendrobium should be watered once a day. It is drought resistant. It is usually fine if you don't water it for a few days. You can usually sprinkle some water to keep it moist. Dendrobium is not suitable for watering when the temperature is too high. The highest summer temperatures are usually at noon, and evenings would be better.
Watering time for dendrobium after changing pots
Dendrobium can be watered once on the same day after changing pots, but it should not be watered too much, moderately can be done
Correct way of watering dendrobium
1. What kind of water to pour: Dendrobium can be watered with rainwater, amalgamated rice water, and purified water in normal times. If you want to pour tap water, it is better to leave it for a few days before pouring.2. Watering: Dendrobium should be kept moist in spring and fall, and dry in summer and winter. Generally, it should be watered thoroughly, because the principle of dendrobium watering is to wait until it is dry and then water it thoroughly.3. Indoor care watering: every time you water the dendrobium kept indoors, you should firstly observe the dryness of the soil. You can't let it lack of water for too long. Too long lack of water will easily lead to dendrobium leaves drying up or new leaves not growing
Note on watering dendrobium
1. Watering principle: pay attention to watering dendrobium at noon in spring. This room temperature is close to the water temperature. If you just catch a layer of bark or other substrate on the surface, the bottom is still in a wet state, this time you can not water! 2.Winter watering: dendrobium winter every other week to use a small spray watering, the leaves should be moist. Pay attention to watering at noon, otherwise it is easy to frostbite.3. Summer watering: Dendrobium summer watering every day with a spray, the leaves can be moist. Water thoroughly once a week. Remember not to water at noon.4. Overwatering: Dendrobium can be overwatered by placing it indoors in a cool and ventilated place to speed up water transpiration. If overwatering leads to root rot, you can directly replace it with soil.