How to raise Dendrobium in summer

Dendrobium can't stand the sun. In summer, the weather is hot and the sunshine intensity is strong. Shading measures should be taken to avoid curing in the outdoor scorching sun. Can be placed indoors, can be exposed to a certain amount of sunlight, and avoid strong direct sunlight. If you want to put it outdoors, you can move to the shade of a big tree, or simply build a arbor to enjoy the cool.

Second, water it in time.

Dendrobium itself likes a humid environment. Water evaporates quickly in summer, so it is necessary to replenish water in time, more than usual. You can water it thoroughly when you water it. Be careful not to water at noon because the temperature is high at this time. After watering, direct sunlight will lead to an increase in temperature, so that the roots will begin to rot. Watering can be done in the morning or at night.

Third, spray water to cool down.

It can't stand the high temperature climate, so it can spray water regularly and reduce the temperature through water evaporation. It can also create a humid growth environment, which is conducive to its growth.

Fourth, strengthen ventilation.

In addition to spraying wet water mist, if it is maintained indoors, it is necessary to strengthen ventilation and open more windows for ventilation, which can also reduce the temperature.