How many leaves of a gentleman's orchid can blossom, and how can they blossom?
How many leaves can blossom
Generally speaking, after 20 leaves, the orchid has the ability to blossom. However, this figure is not absolute. Because it has many varieties, different varieties may have different habits. There are some varieties that are easy to blossom, which can blossom with only 12 leaves. Some varieties that are difficult to bloom have to grow 22 or even 24 leaves before they can blossom.
How to cultivate and blossom
1. Keep warm: if you want it to blossom smoothly, you need to keep it around 20 ℃. If the temperature is too high, more than 30 ℃, or too low, below 5 ℃, it is not easy to bloom.
2, the right amount of light: it needs to be exposed to the right amount of sunlight before it blossoms, which is better for it to blossom. Be careful not to let it receive too much light, or it will affect its flowering.
3. Increase the application of phosphate fertilizer: in order to make it blossom smoothly, we also need to apply some phosphate fertilizer to it to increase nutrients. It is recommended to choose foliar fertilizer and spray it every 15 days or so.
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