After Chunlan blooms, it is necessary to trim the residual flowers, cut off the flower stems, and disinfect the incision to avoid infection with bacteria. Also prune the dead branches and leaves and remove the branches and leaves that are not growing well. The fallen leaves that fell in the flowerpot before should also be picked up and destroyed to prevent rot and bacteria from breeding in the flowerpot.
Second, plenty of sunshine.
After flowering, Cymbidium cymosum should also ensure sufficient sunshine to avoid excessive growth of branches and leaves and promote vigorous growth through photosynthesis.
Third, topdressing
The blooming flowers of Chunlan consume some nutrients, and the remaining nutrients can't continue to support vigorous growth, so fertilization should be done in time. Some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can be applied, the concentration should not be too high, and the roots should be avoided to prevent burning. In addition to the basic root topdressing, you can also spray some foliar fertilizer on the leaves.
Fourth, water regularly.
Provide it with enough water and observe the situation of the basin soil. Water it about every five days. Don't water it too much. As long as the soil is kept moist, put it in a well-ventilated place to prevent the roots from rotting due to excessive watering.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) comfortable temperature
The environmental temperature should be kept appropriate, preferably controlled at around 15-20℃, which can promote the healthy growth of Cymbidium hybridum.