The provided diagram of a cycle depicts the stages of an Orchid plant.
Overall, the cycle consists of nine phases, beginning with the seed being planted and then the formation of fruits with seeds. The process will repeat continuously.
First, the seed is planted in soil by adding sufficient water for moisture. Then, it will germinate by producing a small stem. Afterwards, roots will begin to appear as well as several tiny leaves. After the sprout is formed, in the next stage it is converted in to a seedling.
Subsequently, the seedling matures to form a plant with a longer and more noticible stem consisting of multiple flower buds. In addition, the root has grown in length as well as number during this phase. Next, the flower blooms from the bud. In the next stage the flower is fertilised to bare several fruits. Finally, each fruit will contain multiple seeds which can be used to plant more Orchids.
