Phalaenopsis is a kind of orchid that many people like, its flowering period is long, it can bloom for several months if it is well maintained, and there are many varieties and colors of flowers, you can choose from it.
But what to do after the phalaenopsis blooms, it really takes a bit of skill.
After phalaenopsis has bloomed, some conservation measures are needed to keep it healthy and encourage it to bloom again. Here are some suggestions:
1.Prune the residual flowers.
After the phalaenopsis blooms, it needs to be pruned in time. Residual flowers not only affect the appearance, but also consume nutrients and affect the growth of phalaenopsis. When pruning, a section can be cut off from underneath the flower to remove residual flowers and wilted stems.
2.Fertilize.
After the phalaenopsis blooms, it needs to be replenished with nutrients. You can use some orchid-specific fertilizers, or use some organic fertilizers, such as well-rotted bean cakes, bone meal, etc. Pay attention to the appropriate amount when fertilizing to avoid excessive fertilization causing damage to Phalaenopsis.
3.Watering.
After phalaenopsis blooms, proper humidity needs to be maintained. Water can be sprayed on the surface of the potting soil to keep it moist. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to ventilation to avoid diseases caused by a humid environment.
4.Illumination.
Phalaenopsis orchids need plenty of light to grow well. After flowering is over, phalaenopsis can be placed in a sunny place, but be careful to avoid direct sunlight.
5.Temperature.
Phalaenopsis orchids are suitable for growing at a temperature of 15-25, and the temperature should not be too high or too low during flowering, so as not to affect the quality and quantity of flowers. After the end of flowering.
Phalaenopsis can be placed in a place with a suitable temperature indoors.
6.Pest and disease control.
Phalaenopsis is susceptible to pests and diseases, such as leaf spot, aphids, etc. After the flowering, it is necessary to pay attention to the growth of phalaenopsis, and find and improve pests and diseases in time. Some organic pesticides can be used for control, but pay attention to the method of use and dosage.
In conclusion, phalaenopsis needs to be properly maintained after flowering, including pruning, fertilization, watering, light, temperature, and pest control. Only by doing this well can we keep the Phalaenopsis healthy and promote its flowering again.