1. container: prepare a container with a suitable size, and the bottom of the container needs a drain hole. 2. Soil: Dendrobium likes to grow in loose, breathable and fertile soil, and the soil needs to be disinfected before planting. 3. Seeds: Prepare healthy Dendrobium seeds, disinfect them and soak them in clear water for a period of time. 4. Planting: The treated Dendrobium seeds are planted in the soil, properly watered and maintained in a warm place.

Growth habit of Dendrobium

Temperature: Dendrobium likes a warm growing environment. Too high temperature in summer and too low temperature in winter will affect the growth of Dendrobium, so protective measures should be taken.

Watering: Dendrobium likes a humid environment, and it is necessary to keep the air humidity around 80% in daily life. In summer, water evaporates quickly, so it can be sprayed around plants for humidification.

Nutrients: Dendrobium needs to be supplemented with nutrients in time during its growth, and the fertilizer concentration should not be too high. After fertilization, it is necessary to water properly to promote nutrient absorption, and it is necessary to stop fertilization during Dendrobium dormancy.

Lighting: Dendrobium doesn't like strong light, so it needs shading treatment in summer, and it can be maintained in the shade every day. In winter, sufficient sunlight can be used to prolong the growth period of Dendrobium.