1. Germination time: bud germinates before flowering, bud germinates after withering, and in spring and autumn.
2. shape: the bud is generally full, while the bud is generally sharp.
3. The new buds of orchids generally grow on one side of the old bulbs, and the old bulbs supply nutrients and water. When some buds are born, their roots are not needed, and sometimes they will take root after their fake bulbs are formed, which is a normal phenomenon.
As long as the flower lovers who love orchids are carefully maintained, the orchid reed head will sprout new buds, and the new buds will bloom buds, which will bring great surprises and a sense of accomplishment to the flower lovers.
Generally speaking, orchids begin to sprout at the end of March every year, and the buds that grow from March to June are called spring buds. Secondly, during October-December, it is also possible to sprout again. At this time, the new buds are called autumn buds.
1. improper watering: at first, it is difficult to master the problem of watering. Many flower lovers will have this habit. When they see flowers, they want to water them, and it is easy to give more when watering them. 8% of the flowers are drowned in this way. For orchids, it is better to water them less than more. If the water is watered less, the plant will only lose its vitality, and it will be fine after replenishing water; If the water is watered too much, it will directly rot the roots and die. Now in May, some new buds have not been unearthed, so it is better to keep the soil dry at this time. Summer is the vigorous growth period of new buds. Generally, it can be watered once in about 1-2 days. Water should be poured slowly from the edge of the basin, preferably with rainwater. If it is tap water, it should be held for 24 hours before watering. In summer, it can also be sprayed in the evening to reduce the temperature, which is beneficial to the growth of blue buds.
2. Fertilizer damage: Adequate fertilizer can promote the growth, expansion and flowering of orchids. There are many kinds of horticultural fertilizers in the market. If the fertilizers are not properly selected and applied, it will easily lead to the phenomenon of dry tips and yellow leaves of orchids, and even lead to plant death. It is suggested that the choice of flower fertilizer should be better nutrient solution, organic fertilizer rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, preferably orchid-specific.
Through our introduction, I believe that everyone has a deeper understanding of the difference between bud and bud of orchids, and the difference between the pictures of bud and bud of orchids.