How to grow Phalaenopsis to make it bloom more vigorously (How to grow Phalaenopsis at home)

The correct way for beginners to raise Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis gets its name because of its colorful flowers that resemble flying butterflies. The delicate and beautiful flowers are very ornamental and many flower lovers like to grow them.

First, the environment is suitable

The first element of raising Phalaenopsis is to create a suitable environment for it to grow. Phalaenopsis should be placed in a well-ventilated place with suitable temperature and proper light, and Phalaenopsis will grow well in such a place.

Second, soil preparation

The soil requirements for Phalaenopsis require good drainage and air permeability, and a certain water retention capacity. Commonly used culture soils include moss, bark, charcoal, expanded clay, fern roots, etc.

When planting, put expanded clay at the bottom of the flowerpot first, then put the plant in, fill in the new substrate, compact it and water it thoroughly.

Third, watering method

Phalaenopsis likes a humid environment, but it should not be watered too much to prevent rot. The correct watering method is required.

When watering, be careful not to water on the leaves, which can easily cause leaf rot. During the spring and summer growth period, water once a day and spray twice a day.

In autumn and winter, as the temperature is lower, water once every 3 to 5 days. Do not spray water, just keep the soil slightly moist. If the leaves retain moisture, wipe them dry with paper in time.

Fourth, fertilization method

In fact, organic fertilizer is the best way to fertilize Phalaenopsis, but organic fertilizer has a peculiar smell and will affect the air quality when kept at home.

You can buy some special fertilizers. Commonly used ones include potassium dihydrogen phosphate, special fertilizers for orchids, etc. Apply thin fertilizers frequently, and do not apply concentrated fertilizers.

Fertilization can be stopped in winter. Fertilization should be different in different growth periods. Apply more nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers during the growth period, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before flowering to promote more flowering.

Fifth, light and temperature

During the growing season of Phalaenopsis, it can get plenty of sunlight most of the time, but in the summer, you must pay attention to shading and avoid excessive exposure to the sun to prevent the leaves from being burned by the sun. It will not be able to get normal sunlight until September.

The best growth temperature is around 25 degrees. When the temperature drops below 10 degrees in winter, you should take warming measures.