Pay attention to watering and fertilizing Phalaenopsis in water moss culture

I also use water moss to grow Phalaenopsis. The water moss on the surface is often very dry, but the grass below is still wet. What should I do at this time?

Do you want the grass under it to be breathable or watered or the surface of the spray wet?

Is your Phalaenopsis fattened regularly or irregularly?

Is fertilizer irrigated at the root or sprayed on the leaves? Thank you!

A:

1 > according to your explanation, because each Phalaenopsis master will have his own different planting styles and practices, it is also applicable, but in my opinion, I would suggest looking at the degree of dryness and wetness of the inner water moss (in fact, it is generally judged by experience). If it is still wet, then do nothing, if it is also a little dry, and then consider the amount of water spraying on the surface, as for the amount of spray, this is a knowledge. It also depends on the size of your basin, your local temperature and humidity and light.

2 > fertilization I only spray thin fertilizer on the leaf surface; watering is very likely to affect the plant, and long-term irrigation will lead to the accumulation of unabsorbed fertilizer in the plant, resulting in root necrosis, which is not suitable for self-cultivation of orchids. My own argument about fertilizing is that I will give as many flowers as I need, and more is a burden to it. My spraying method is ten thousand times foliar spraying a week.

I never spray medicine, except that I once got a batch of infected Miaobai disease from a friend, almost all other diseases can be prevented by physical methods to overcome or adjust environmental factors.

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