The invention discloses an orchid management cultivation method, and aims to solve problems concerned with orchid planting. Neutral slightly-acidic soil which contains a large amount of
humus, is loose and has high water permeability is selected. A place which is well ventilated, contains wet air and is free from environmental
pollution is selected;
sunlight irradiation is reduced; and the temperature is lowered. All-weather shading is performed from June; after October, fully open maintenance can be performed except
noon; and leaves grow well with more shade, and flowers blossom well with more
sunlight. Flourishing orchids free from diseases can be fertilized while orchids growing poorly are unsuitable to be fertilized or need to be fertilized slightly. The orchids which are newly planted into flowerpots with roots developing incompletely can only be fertilized 1-2 years later. The orchids are preferably watered with rain water and spring water, and
tap water or rice-washing water needs to be used after staying for one night. The orchids are watered from the edges of the flowerpots, and water cannot be sprinkled into buds. The orchids originally grow in a wet air environment, so that spraying needs to be performed at
dusk in drought seasons besides provision of a shading condition in order to increase the
air humidity and lower the temperature. During cultivation of the orchids, withered and yellow leaves and diseased leaves are required to be
cut off frequently to allow for ventilation. If rare orchids grow with excessive flower buds, only robust buds are kept. Spring orchids are picked half a month after blossoming, and the rare orchids are picked seven days after blossoming. Spring leaf buds grow vigorously, so that a basis is laid for better blossoming in next year.
Flowerpot soil generally needs to be sterilized to prevent the occurrence of diseases.