What fertilizer does Phalaenopsis use? summed up by flower friends.

Since I became infatuated with Phalaenopsis, I have been puzzled by a question for many years: why are the flowers I grow are not as strong as those sold in the flower market?

Some time ago, I had the opportunity to visit a Phalaenopsis planting base and asked the owner some details about the management.

Temperature, planting materials, watering, light and so on needless to say, that is common sense.

The temperature is above 10 degrees; plant material, water moss or hard plant material; light demand is weak; young and small seedlings are partial to nitrogen fertilizer, daily balanced fertilizer; medium and large seedlings are partial to phosphate fertilizer, daily balanced fertilizer (flower many, Hua Bao can be); no dry, no watering, watering thoroughly.

The only difference, the one that surprised me:

Planting base 3 times a day spray, the first 2 times fertilizer water, 1000 times fertilizer water! Wash the leaves with clean water for the last time, ventilating without stagnant water on the leaves overnight.

Irrigation root for 4-5 days, 2000 times fertile water!

It shocked me too, but turning around, I didn't see Phalaenopsis burning leaves, all of which were so strong.

After coming back, I took several pots to do the experiment, the effect is really obvious, the growth is obviously accelerated, the seedlings are getting stronger and stronger, and there is no sign of burning seedlings.

It turns out that my flowers are chronically malnourished and hungry.

The above content is only what I have seen and experienced, for reference only.