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How to raise Phalaenopsis? Phalaenopsis breeding method

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Phalaenopsis is also called butterfly orchid. It is one of the most widely cultivated and popular orchid species. Its flower shape plump beautiful, bright color, flowering period can be as long as several months, strong growth potential, easy to cultivate. There are many varieties of colors, such as pure white, purple, white flowers and red lips, red dots on yellow background, red dots on white background and red stripes on white background

Phalaenopsis is also called Phalaenopsis. Is one of the most widely cultivated and popular species of Orchidaceae. Its flower shape is plump and beautiful, the color is bright, the flowering period can be up to several months, the growth potential is strong, easy to cultivate. There are many kinds of designs and colors, including pure white, purple, white red lips, yellow red spots, white red spots, white red stripes and so on. The flower language of different colors has different symbolic meaning and flower meaning of Phalaenopsis. Many people find Phalaenopsis difficult to serve. How to keep Phalaenopsis? Below, Hua Cao Le shares with you the breeding methods and points for attention of Phalaenopsis.

How to raise Phalaenopsis? Culture methods of Phalaenopsis

Culture methods of Phalaenopsis

1. Light: Phalaenopsis prefers shade. Put it indoors where there is scattered light to avoid direct sunlight. But before and after flowering, proper light can promote Phalaenopsis to blossom and blossom for a long time.

two。 Soil: Phalaenopsis has higher requirements for soil, which needs to be breathable, rot-resistant, slightly acidic and permeable. Generally choose pine needles, peanut shells, bark silk, clay balls and other materials as the substrate for breeding Phalaenopsis. Phalaenopsis likes the breathable growth environment, it is recommended to choose porous shallow pots when choosing flowerpots, and plastic pots or ceramic pots with a height less than the diameter of the pots are the best.

3. Temperature: it is best to control the temperature before 25-28 degrees during the day and 18-20 degrees at night. When the summer temperature is higher than 32 degrees or less than 15 degrees, Phalaenopsis will directly enter the semi-dormant state, so it is necessary to prevent high and low temperatures.

4. Watering: Phalaenopsis watering can be used for watering, watering to the bottom of the basin is good to avoid watering too much water. During the growth of Phalaenopsis. Once the frequent occurrence of water shortage will cause the leaves yellowing, and it is difficult to recover. Watering should not allow the heart of the orchid leaf to accumulate water. You can't sprinkle water on the leaves in winter. Generally, watering should be carried out on a sunny morning, and the water temperature should be close to room temperature. When the indoor air is dry, sprayers can be used to spray directly to the leaves, and water spray can not be sprayed on the flowers during flowering.

5. Ventilation and shade: Phalaenopsis is delicate, choosing a ventilated environment will be more conducive to its growth. The muggy environment is not suitable for breeding Phalaenopsis, especially in summer in the south, pay attention to shading Phalaenopsis. Phalaenopsis is an epiphytic orchid with a sexual preference for semi-yin. The temperature is low in winter, so it should be ventilated at noon, but the tuyere should not be blown directly to the orchid plant. In spring and autumn, we should pay attention to protect orchids from light.

6. Fertilization: the principle should be less fertilization and light fertilizer. The growth period of orchid plant is from June to September, and it is necessary to fertilize the orchid plant once a week. Suitable fertilizers for Phalaenopsis: foliar fertilizer, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, cake fertilizer fermented with water, special fertilizer for orchids, etc. During the growing period, Phalaenopsis can be fertilized alternately with foliar fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Or irrigate the fertilizer with the cake fermented by adding water. The temperature is high in summer, so we should stop fertilizing the orchid plant. The number of fertilizers began to be reduced in autumn.

7. Conservation: Phalaenopsis is cultivated indoors. Due to temperature, humidity and other factors, the leaves of the orchid plant grow only 1-2 in a year. Due to the limitation of temperature and humidity, Phalaenopsis grows singly on the top, and the flower bud grows between the two leaves. When the orchid plant grows flower bud, the indoor temperature is controlled at 18 to 20 degrees. After about 120 days of maintenance, Phalaenopsis will bloom. The flower stem to be born can be supported in advance in the flowerpot to prevent the flower stem from lodging. The flower stem needs to be fixed for many times in the process of growth to prevent the flower stem from breaking. When each bud in the pot grows well, do not change the direction of the fragrance pot, lest the flowers of Phalaenopsis bloom uneven and affect the viewing. During the 4-month flowering period, keep the room ventilated and warm and keep the temperature between 15 and 18 degrees. The flowering period is around the Spring Festival, and proper cooling can prolong the viewing time. The night temperature during flowering should be controlled between 13 ℃-16 ℃, but not less than 13 ℃. What should be paid attention to during flowering is gray spot, mainly due to not paying attention to the water droplets on the petals, or other diseases, which hinder the ornamental value of the flowers. Therefore, do not spray fat water on the petals.

8. Change pots: Phalaenopsis change pots once every year in late spring and early summer. It can prevent Phalaenopsis from growing poorly and leading to death caused by matrix decay. Phalaenopsis likes highly ventilated soil.

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