How to grow Phalaenopsis at home in winter (Precautions for growing Phalaenopsis in winter)

Breeding methods and precautions for Phalaenopsis in winter

Phalaenopsis is loved by many flower lovers because of its rich flower shapes, colorful colors and high ornamental value.

Phalaenopsis is not difficult to maintain and manage. The most important thing to do in winter is to keep it warm, because this tropical plant likes a warm environment. Of course, you should also pay attention to other aspects of maintenance and management. Here is a brief introduction for you.

First, temperature

It is best to put Phalaenopsis indoors in winter, especially when the temperature is below zero, you should pay attention to keeping it warm . It is best if it is above 10 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it is very easy to get frostbite.

Therefore, the most important thing when raising Phalaenopsis in winter is to keep it warm first. Survival is the most critical. This is the first point in raising Phalaenopsis in winter.

Second, illumination

The temperature is low in winter, and providing appropriate light can promote the growth of Phalaenopsis .

Generally, try to get more time in the sun in winter. After all, the daylight hours in winter are short. Increasing light can promote photosynthesis, making Phalaenopsis grow stronger and helping it grow through the winter.

Third, fertilization

Although Phalaenopsis grows more slowly in winter, proper fertilization can promote its growth. Fertilization can mainly use some compound fertilizers to supplement the various elements needed by the plant.

When applying fertilizer, you can bury it in the soil and then water it to dilute it, which is beneficial for root absorption.

Fourth, watering

Watering is a very important aspect of caring for Phalaenopsis in winter. Do not water unless the soil is dry. Water only when the soil is completely dry .

To check the soil, you can insert a toothpick into the soil and see if it is moist when the toothpick comes out. If it is moist, you don’t need to water it. If it is dry, you can water it.

You can use tap water to dry for a day before watering, which can not only volatilize the chlorine in the tap water, but also make the temperature of the tap water more suitable for the root system. Try to water at noon, when the temperature is slightly higher, which is conducive to the growth of plants to absorb water.