The flowers I bought during the Chinese New Year are so well cared for that they will bloom again in 3 months

1. Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis purchased around the Spring Festival can generally bloom until the end of March. If you want the Phalaenopsis to continue blooming, flower lovers can do this:

1. Keep the previous flower stalks, remove the pot and check the root system, and cut off the rotten roots and dry roots in time;

2. Check whether the sphagnum moss is mildewed or rotten. If any adverse conditions are found, replace the sphagnum moss in time;

3. After repotting the Phalaenopsis, water it normally and keep it moist and dry.

4. If you have liquid fertilizer at home, you can add some fertilizer to make the plant stronger and grow new buds quickly;

(Author: Su Xin Ruoxue ax Source: Sina Blog)

Notice:

After the first flower of Phalaenopsis fades, a lot of nutrients will be consumed. If no new flower buds grow on the original pedicels, if it is maintained normally until May, side pedicels will grow on the original pedicels and new flower buds will grow again, and it can continue to bloom until June. After the flowers fade, cut off the entire pedicel and carry out normal care.

(Author: Su Xin Ruoxue ax Source: Sina Blog)

Of course, if you want Phalaenopsis to grow and bloom smoothly, you must also do the following:

1. To spend the summer smoothly: place the Phalaenopsis in a place with scattered light and reduce the water supply (too much water will cause root rot). If you don’t know how to fertilize, just water it with clean water.

2. Pay attention to autumn management: After entering autumn, apply thin fertilizer frequently to promote plant health, increase light, spray water frequently to promote bud formation.

3. Winter maintenance: In winter, the temperature is low, and the flower stalks slowly extend out and grow buds. Control water and fertilizer. If the indoor heating is high and the air is dry, spray water frequently to keep it moist.

4. Pay more attention to the growth of the root system. Once any adverse phenomenon occurs in the root system, find out the cause and solve it in time to promote the healthy growth of the root system.

2. Cyclamen

If you want to extend the flowering period of cyclamen, you can place it in a place with lower temperature and remove the dead flowers in time. As the temperature rises, cyclamen slowly enters a dormant period. You can do it as follows:

1. After cyclamen enters dormancy, the upper part will wither. At this time, you can place the flower pot on a cool and ventilated north-facing balcony and manage it as usual, but do not water it too much to keep the bulb hard.

2. In the second half of September, cyclamen will enter the growth period, and it is best to turn the pot at this time.

3. Then gradually increase the amount of watering, provide sufficient light, and apply decomposed nitrogen fertilizer every week. By December, it will bloom again.

(Author: So Happy Source: Cixi Forum)

3. Narcissus

It is difficult for daffodils to bloom again, but for flower growers, it is still worth a try:

1. Bury the narcissus bulbs that have already bloomed in the flowerpot. The soil layer should be deep and the leaves should be retained naturally.

2. After a month, the leaves on top will wither. Dig out the bulbs, cut off the fibrous roots, remove the withered leaves, and then bury them in the flowerpot again, about ten centimeters deep.

3. The bulbs need to spend the long spring, summer and autumn seasons in the flowerpots, so don’t forget to water them.

4. Wait until November or December, dig out the bulbs, you will see that the old bulbs have rotted, but many small bulbs have grown around them. Take out the small bulbs and they can bloom again through hydroponics.

4. Kalanchoe

Most of the Kalanchoe flowers bought during the Chinese New Year are mass-produced in greenhouses. The growth environment and maintenance methods are very different from those of home-grown Kalanchoe flowers, so they are difficult to grow. Many flower lovers will find that the flowers they buy are "flash in the pan" and will soon wither. Many novices find that they are almost dead.

Therefore, Huahua recommends that you must cut off the dead flowers and leaves as soon as possible after the flowers bloom, control the frequency of watering, and cut the branches for cuttings while the flowers are growing healthily. In this way, you can harvest a plant grown in your current environment and no longer have to worry about it dying at any time.

Cutting method:

1. Select strong fleshy stems, cut them into 5-6 cm cuttings, and insert the cuttings into the substrate.

2. Do not bury the leaves. Then water them enough and put them in a cool place. For later management, pay attention to alternating between dry and wet seasons when watering. It is better to keep the plant dry than wet to avoid rotting of the fleshy branches.

3. When the weather is dry, you can bag the crops to keep them moist and keep the room temperature at around 15-20 degrees.

4. It will take two to three weeks to take root, and can be potted after about a month, and then it can be maintained and managed normally.

5. Hyacinth

If you buy hyacinths grown in soil, then after the flowers bloom, you should take normal care of them until the leaves wither, then stop watering and put the flowerpot in a cool and ventilated place. In the second year, the hyacinth will sprout and bloom on its own.

After the flowers of hydroponic hyacinths fade, you can cut off the leaves and fibrous roots, let the bulbs dry naturally, then wrap the bulbs with newspapers and place them in a cool and ventilated place, and then take them out in December to continue hydroponics or soil cultivation.

6. Cymbidium

(Author: Qianlima Source: NetEase Blog)

Keep the indoor temperature between 16 and 20 degrees, provide sufficient light, and pay attention to watering. If properly maintained, the cymbidium can bloom for four or five months. So how should we care for cymbidium after the flowers fade?

The first step is to remove the dead flowers, buds, dead branches and leaves, and then you can decide whether to change the pot based on the actual situation.

After repotting the plant, place it in a semi-shaded place and do not water it in the first two weeks. If it is too dry, you can spray water on the leaves. This can promote the germination of new roots and prevent old roots from rotting.

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