Phalaenopsis is a favorite in the winter flower market and is very popular because it prefers a cool environment. Phalaenopsis is known as the "Queen of Flowers" for its elegant flowers and rich varieties of colors. Its flowers are beautifully shaped, like flying butterflies, exuding an aura of wealth and elegance. It is deeply loved by people and has been at the top of flower shop sales charts all year round. Many families like to grow Phalaenopsis in winter. Let’s learn together the cultivation methods and precautions for the newly purchased Phalaenopsis. 1. Moderate light Phalaenopsis should not be placed in complete shade, but should be placed in a place with sufficient diffuse light and receive 2-3 hours of direct sunlight every day. It is a light-loving plant, but should be protected from strong direct sunlight. An appropriate amount of scattered light helps the plants grow healthily, making the flowers bloom more smoothly, the flowering period longer, and the leaves thicker and greener. 2. Water properly Phalaenopsis usually uses sphagnum moss as the culture medium, which has good water retention properties. When watering, make sure excess water flows out from the bottom of the pot to avoid water accumulation in the sphagnum moss. After watering, gently pinch the sphagnum moss with your hands to drain excess water and keep the roots moderately moist. When indoor ventilation is poor, frequent watering should be avoided to prevent root rot. 3. Fertilize at the right time Phalaenopsis has a long flowering period and requires sufficient nutrients. During the flowering period, slow-release fertilizers or diluted liquid fertilizers should be applied regularly to supplement the nutrients needed by the plants, promote continuous opening of flowers, and prolong the flowering period. It is recommended to use mild fertilizers and avoid using fertilizers that are too concentrated. In short, if you follow the above maintenance principles, Phalaenopsis will grow healthily and bloom every year. If not properly maintained, the plant may suffer from leaf rot, stem rot, and root rot. Therefore, just be careful to avoid these maintenance misunderstandings.
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