Phalaenopsis pictures Phalaenopsis cultivation methods and precautions

Phalaenopsis orchids have beautiful shapes and gorgeous colors. They are known as the queen of orchids and are now a precious variety of flowers. Many people like to make them into potted plants and grow them at home, but there are always problems in the breeding process. In fact, if you want to grow Phalaenopsis orchids well, you must understand its breeding methods in advance, and at the same time, you must know what precautions to take when breeding Phalaenopsis orchids. Today, the editor will talk about these issues for you.

Farming methods

Phalaenopsis should be cultivated in an environment with high temperature, high humidity and good ventilation. During the cultivation period, it should not be exposed to direct sunlight, water should not accumulate in the flowerpot, and the indoor temperature should not be too low. Phalaenopsis grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 22 and 28 degrees, and it needs different temperatures at different growth stages. Especially after entering the Phalaenopsis flowering period, the temperature of the surrounding environment should be controlled between 19 and 21 degrees.

Precautions

1. Pay attention to light adjustment

If you want to grow Phalaenopsis well, you must pay attention to the regulation of light. Many people think that Phalaenopsis is a shade-loving plant and does not need sunlight. In fact, this idea is wrong. Especially before and after Phalaenopsis blooms, it should be given sufficient sunlight so that its flowers can be bright and long-lasting.

2. Pay attention to ventilation

When growing Phalaenopsis, you should also pay attention to ventilation and adjust the indoor humidity, especially in the hot and humid weather in summer, you must maintain a good ventilation environment, which can not only prevent heatstroke, but also avoid the harm of diseases and pests to Phalaenopsis. In addition, when growing Phalaenopsis, you should also pay attention to the fact that it is a fertilizer-loving plant. Unless the low temperature continues, you can't stop fertilizing. Usually, you should fertilize every seven days. You should choose a thin liquid fertilizer, and you should apply nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer before and after it blooms.