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Where to buy orchids？| Orchids bought online with few roots | Buy orchids online in winter

People buy orchids online during the winter mainly because it is the primary blooming season for most of them. Here, I will summarize the precautions which you should take while shopping online for orchids in winter. First of all, when buying, the temperature should not be too low. Pay attention to the weather forecast and try to ensure that the temperature is kept above 0 celcius during the mailing process. The minimum temperature can be -6 Celsius. Before buying, contact the seller and ask them to put a heat pack or two in the package. The number of heating packs can be determined by looking at the time required for mailing and the temperature - longer shipping routes and lower temperatures will require more heat packs. Secondly, try to choose a quicker mailing method in order to to shorten the time required for mailing as much as possible. Finally, when buying orchids, try to choose orchids with buds that have not yet bloomed. Blooming orchids are easily crushed during the mailing process, thus deforming the flowers and damaging their ornamental appeal. Orchids with buds, because the flowers have not yet opened, will usually not suffer from deformation. After receiving it, we can enjoy the beautiful flowers after only a few days of care.

The Dendrobium orchid which I received had very few mature roots. Let's take a look at how to grow orchids in this condition. Dendrobium orchids can generally be planted in pots, or fixed to a bark mount, where the roots are exposed to the air to grow. Here we use a wooden basket with some coconut fiber in it and a few corks. After drinking wine, you can save the corks to grow orchids, as natural cork is created by punching it out of spongy tree bark. This wooden basket, which comes in different sizes, is generally used to grow orchids whose roots can be exposed to the air, such as Vanda, Rynchostylis, Cattleya, Dendrobium, and so on. Place the orchid on the cork and secure it with nylon mesh or other string. The orchid must be anchored so that the root system can grow undisturbed. If it is not fixed properly, the orchid roots will be damaged as it shifts. Overall, this cultivation method is simple, and we can directly observe the growth state of the root system after planting. As long as you have good airflow, rotting roots are much less of a concern when it comes to mounted orchids. After attaching the orchid to its mount, spray water on the leaves and roots every morning during the growing season. If the temperature is high in summer, you can spray water once in the morning and evening. It is best to maintain the humidity at about 70% to prevent orchids from becoming overly dehydrated. We have been growing this orchid for over a month now - you can see that it has grown a lot of roots now. Growth is pretty good.