This invention discloses a method for semi-wild cultivation of
Dendrobium officinale, comprising the following steps: Step 1,
seedling and substrate preparation:
cutting sections of
Pinus massoniana trunks, disinfecting and soaking them in pine needle extract, and then air-
drying them for later use; selecting
Dendrobium officinale seedlings, disinfecting and treating the roots with rooting agents for later use; Step 2,
seedling planting and fixing: attaching the
seedling roots to the
bark surface of the
trunk section, and covering the root attachment area with a moisturizing substrate; then fixing the seedling stems, leaves, and roots at corresponding positions on the upper and lower parts of the
trunk section with fixing ropes; Step 3, movable hanging: hooks are pre-installed on the
trunk section, and the trunk section is hung on a
greenhouse,
living tree branches,
pergola, or wall embedded parts using the hooks; Step 4, cultivation period management: maintaining
air humidity and
trunk surface moisture through spraying, and regularly replenishing nutrients; Step 5, harvesting and trunk maintenance. This invention utilizes a section of
Masson pine trunk as a movable epiphytic carrier, eliminating the need to rely on living trees or rock walls. By fixing the stems, leaves, and roots at the top and bottom respectively, it ensures
plant stability, significantly improves cultivation flexibility and space utilization, and effectively enhances the
survival rate and medicinal quality of
Dendrobium officinale.