| 摘要 |
［Objectives］ The paper was to explore the impact of different cultivation substrates on the growth of Cymbidium goeringii. ［Methods］ The impact of 13 distinct cultivation substrates on the growth of C. goeringii was examined using C. goeringii as the test material. ［Results］ The combination of burning red clay particles (15%), No.4 pine bark (15%), No.3 pine bark (60%), and perlite (10%), as well as the mixture of burning red clay particles (20%), No.4 pine bark (15%), No.3 pine bark (55%), and perlite (10%), yielded superior results. These formulations resulted in an increased number of new roots in C. goeringii, a reduction in the incidence of decayed roots, and enhancements in the number of tillers, new leaves, and flowers. ［Conclusions］ The selection of substrates may serve as a valuable reference for the cultivation of C. goeringii. |
