I used a plastic film bag instead of a wicker ring to seal and protect the Cymbidium. After cutting the roots of Cymbidium, cover the leaves and calyx with a plastic bag to reduce the evaporation of water while preventing water from being wetted. Placed in shaded rooms where the temperature is not too low, the roots are slightly sprayed and kept moist. When the calyx is elongated to about 20 cm, it can be transplanted into the basin. After the upper pot, the leaves and flower buds were still covered with plastic bags and placed in the indoor shade. After a few days, the plastic bag is gradually removed. The top of the bag can be cut first, ventilated, and then the opening is gradually cut until it is completely removed. In this way, it will bloom soon. To maintain a good Cymbidium to master two humidity, higher air humidity and lower soil moisture. Cymbidium is native to higher mountains and has a relatively high air humidity (about 80% relative humidity). It is unlikely that the average family will maintain such a high level of humidity. This is also the key to the "difficult support" of Cymbidium. To maintain high air humidity, on the one hand to reduce the evaporation of water, we can place the Cymbidium in a cool, shaded place to prevent the sun from direct sunlight to increase the evaporation; on the other hand, we must spray more water or spray to make the surrounding environment Wet to increase air humidity. On the contrary, the humidity of cultivated soil must not be too large. Too moist and stagnant water will hinder the roots from breathing. It will easily cause root rot and poor plant growth. Of course, there is no need to open it. This should be especially noticed in the rainy regions of the South.
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