Watering method of Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis is a uniaxial orchid without a pseudobulb that can store water. Instead, it preserves water with strong fleshy roots and succulent leaves. Because the succulent leaves and succulent air roots of Phalaenopsis are very fragile, potted plants are easy to rot if Rain Water is drenched or watered too much. Therefore, proper watering is the key to ensure its normal growth. The correct watering method is: watering should try to avoid splashing wet leaves, especially in winter, the most likely to cause rotten leaves. During the growing period of spring and summer, it should be watered once a day or sprayed for 2 or 3 times. Watering in autumn and winter can be reduced to once every 2 to 5 days, and the spraying can be stopped. In principle, the basin soil can be kept slightly wet.