When does Phalaenopsis bloom?

1. Flowering time

Phalaenopsis usually blooms around 7-9 o'clock, and the flowering period is from April to June in spring and summer. Its flowers bloom for a long time and are quite ornamental. Generally, they can bloom continuously for 2-3 months. Whether it can bloom longer depends on its maintenance. If it is not well maintained, it will be difficult for it to bloom normally.

It does not grow very fast, because it takes at least 2-3 years from seedling to flowering. It takes a long time to maintain, and it must be maintained reasonably before it can bloom.

2. Daily management and maintenance

1. Water: Before it blooms, the medium needs to be kept moist. Water it as soon as possible after the medium becomes dry. Do not water too much during the flowering period. The medium should be slightly dry, which will make the flower color look better.

2. Temperature: The highest temperature during maintenance should not exceed 30℃. If it is small or medium-sized seedlings, the night temperature can be maintained at 23℃, and for large seedlings, it can be maintained at around 20℃. If you want it to bloom, you need to control the temperature at 20-24℃.

3. Fertilization: Phalaenopsis needs to be fertilized during the growing season. It should be fertilized with light fertilizer and applied in small amounts and multiple times. Fertilizer cannot be applied when the temperature is too high or too low.