Before breeding, red royal orchids can be grown in loose, fertile, breathable and well-drained sandy loam soil. During the maintenance period, the temperature needs to be stable between 15 and 30 degrees, and it must be given Adequate light, water and fertilizer for the plants are beneficial to the growth of the flowers and leaves of the plants. During the summer, the plants need to be shaded and during the winter, water needs to be controlled. How to care for the Red Imperial Concubine orchid

The Red Imperial Concubine orchid is a hybrid between the Jianlan orchid and the Cymbidium orchid. The plant has many gorgeous flowers, long and narrow leaves, and has high ornamental value. The plant has a relatively developed root system and likes acidic soil. It is suitable for planting in sandy loam soil that is soft, rich in humus, and has good air permeability and drainage properties. The plant can be watered with ferrous sulfate solution once in about 20 days.

The red royal orchid is shaded, and the plant is suitable for growing in a cool, humid and relatively ventilated climate environment. The suitable temperature for plant growth is between 15 and 30 degrees. During the maintenance period, the plants can be maintained indoors in a cool and ventilated place, and the plants can be moved outdoors from time to time to supplement the light, especially before the flowering period, as light can promote the flowering of the plants.

The red imperial concubine orchid likes moisture, and the plant is suitable for growing in a humid climate environment. During the growth period, the plant has a large demand for water. During the maintenance period, the plants need to be watered appropriately and the soil should be kept moist. If the air is too dry, the plants need to be sprinkled with water to cool down and humidify. During the winter, the plants stop growing and water needs to be controlled.

During the growth period, the red royal orchid needs sufficient fertilizer, especially before the flowering period. During the growth period, you can apply thin fertilizer to the plants once every 10 to 15 days. The fertilizer is mainly nitrogen fertilizer. Before flowering, an appropriate amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer needs to be applied to the plants. The concentration of fertilizer should not be increased to facilitate the growth of flowers. Fertilization needs to be stopped during winter.