How to raise Phalaenopsis after flowering?

How to raise Phalaenopsis after flowering mainly has two aspects,-whether to cut the flower arrow or not, and how to maintain it after flowering. This paper mainly analyzes how to raise Phalaenopsis after flowering.

Do you want to cut flower arrows after Phalaenopsis blooms

After Phalaenopsis blossoms, the flower stem can be cut, but it is best not to cut it all (according to the state of the whole plant, if the roots and leaves are very healthy and strong, it is recommended to keep a few flower stems and send out new flower buds after more than 2 months). Cut from the first flower or the first branch, the remaining flower stalk still has buds, and can be reproduced at a certain time. For Orchidaceae, do not let it bear fruit, because even if it can bear fruit, it is difficult to reproduce with seeds, and the fruiting process consumes nutrients. Whether it can be fertilized or not can be determined by observing the plant growth after flowering.

How to maintain Phalaenopsis after flowering

Phalaenopsis can be slightly slow-release fertilizer after flowering, should be placed in astigmatism, usually dry and then watered, often spray, be careful not to wet the new buds, otherwise it is easy to rot. Put it in a cool, ventilated place in summer, and it's best not to be less than 15 degrees in winter.

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How to grow Phalaenopsis after flowering

How to deal with Phalaenopsis after flowering mainly has two aspects, one is not to cut off the flowers and arrows, and the other is how to maintain after flowering.

1. Should Phalaenopsis cut flowers and arrows after flowering

After Phalaenopsis blossoms, the flower stem can be cut, but it is best not to cut it all (according to the state of the whole plant, if the roots and leaves are very healthy and strong, it is recommended to keep a few flower stems, usually more than 2 months later can send out new flower buds). Cut from the first flower or the first branch, the remaining flower stalk still has buds and can be reproduced after a certain period of time. For Orchidaceae, do not let it bear fruit, because even if it can bear fruit, it is difficult to reproduce with seeds, and the fruiting process consumes nutrients. Whether it can be fertilized or not can be determined by observing the plant growth after flowering.

2. How to maintain Phalaenopsis after flowering

Butterflies can be given a little slow-release fertilizer after flowering, should be placed in astigmatism, usually dry and then watered, often spray, be careful not to wet the new buds, otherwise it is easy to rot. Put it in a cool, ventilated place in summer, and it's best not to be less than 15 degrees in winter.

How to grow Phalaenopsis when it blossoms? 1. Strict control of water during flowering

When Phalaenopsis blossoms, the plant is generally dormant or semi-dormant, must not water, must strictly control the water, otherwise the root may rot and shorten the flowering period of Phalaenopsis, the plant can spray a little water when it is especially dry, and the water can not wet the flowers, otherwise it will wither early.

2. Fertilization control

It is best not to apply fertilizer during the flowering of Phalaenopsis.

3. Temperature

The temperature is above 15 degrees, preferably above 18 degrees, can be maintained normally, Phalaenopsis roots do not like stagnant water, like air humidity, and other media dry and then watering, can not be too much, it originally grows on the tree trunk, the root is aerial root, can absorb water and nutrients from the moist air.

4. avoid exposure to the sun

Do not expose to the sun, just in a bright, warm and ventilated room.

5. Pruning

After Phalaenopsis blossoms, pedicels are cut off (some flower friends advocate not cutting pedicels).