How to raise shrimp ridges with shrimp and orchids

A breeding method of shrimp ridge

1. Soil

Choose good drainage, loose, certain moisturizing, and rich humusearthFor soil, it can be used with humus soil or carbon soil to add an appropriate amount of river sand. It can also be mixed with ordinary garden soil and humus soil.

2. Watering

Shrimp Ridge likes a high -humidity environment. If it is placed indoors, it is not suitable for frequent watering and keeping the soil moist, but water cannot be accumulated.When the shrimp spine blooms from March to May, it is necessary to keep the soil slightly dry. It can be poured in the morning and evening from July to September.

3. Temperature

Shrimp orchids like a warm environment, so in winter, pay attention to the temperature must be maintained above 0 degrees, otherwise there will be a risk of freezing to death.

4. Light

Shrimp orchid likes the sun with sufficient sunshine. In spring, summer, and autumn, it is best to put the shrimp ridge in a Shading place, or put the shrimp orchid into a 50%Shading shadow.In winter, because the light is not so strong, it does not need to shade in the room.

5. Fertilization

Fertilize once a month during the growth period. When the flower stems are pulled out of the leaf cluster, the phosphorus and potassium Fertilizers are applied by 1 to 2 times.From May to August, Fertilizer can be applied every half month, and the concentration does not exceed 0.5 %.

6.Anti -disease

Common pests in shrimp ridges are anthracnose, soft rot, lobe blight, and scale insects. Excessive planting, poor ventilation, water disorders, or mechanical damage are susceptible.Reduce temperature and humidity, work for the final operation of the onset, and isolate and destroy.

precautions for shrimp ridge breeding

1,When maintaining shrimp ridge, it is necessary to trim the damaged parts in time to effectively increase air circulation and avoid the breeding of bacterial insect pests.

2,There are more rain in the rainy season. Do a good job of drainage in the soil to avoid rotting the roots caused by water accumulation.