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Holy orchid
Holy orchid, a Mediterranean orchid, thrives in warm, sun-bathed grasslands. Its slender stem supports an array of pink to purple blooms, each flaunting a three-lobed lip marked with distinct looped lines, resembling a looped path sanctified in nature. This orchid’s height and vivid flower spikes make it a beacon for pollinators amid the greens.
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5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Holy orchid

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5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Holy orchid prefers consistent moisture but can endure mild drought. Water weekly during summer and every 10 days in fall/winter. Maintain humidity with misting in dry weather. Use water with a neutral pH; let tap/rainwater sit to release gases before use.
Fertilize: Holy orchid requires minimal fertilization. After spring sprouting, use a nitrogen-rich fertilizer (N-P-K = 30-10-10) every 10 days. Switch to a balanced fertilizer (N-P-K = 20-20-20) in summer, and consider a phosphorus-rich fertilizer to encourage fall blooming.
Pruning: Holy orchid thrives with minimal pruning, ideally in early spring. Focus on removing dead or damaged stems for airflow and disease prevention. Light, regular pruning maintains appeal and encourages flowering. Use clean, sharp tools to avoid infections.
Propagation: Propagate holy orchid by division post-blooming or by cuttings before flowering. For division, carefully separate clusters with clean tools. For cuttings, use healthy stems, keep them moist, and expect roots in 2-3 months. Alternatively, lay stems on moist substrate for rooting before transplanting.
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