How long does a phalaenopsis bloom? What temperature is suitable?

Phalaenopsis blooms in two to three months, and the most suitable temperature for phalaenopsis to grow is between 15 and 25 degrees, beyond which the phalaenopsis will stop growing.

The flowering period of phalaenopsis is relatively long, generally in 4 to 6 months, phalaenopsis likes high temperature, high humidity and ventilation environment, and the temperature should be maintained between 25 and 30 degrees.

Phalaenopsis blooms longer than usual, but the flowering period varies from variety to species, generally 4 to 6 months. Phalaenopsis prefers a ventilated environment with high temperature, high humidity, and ventilation. The temperature should be maintained between 15 and 34.

Phalaenopsis flowering temperature.

Phalaenopsis takes three years to grow before flowering. The flowering period is from April to June every year, and the duration is long, and it can bloom for 2-3 months. The optimal flowering temperature for Phalaenopsis is around 20, and a flower bud differentiation may be affected by a temperature lower than 10 or higher than 30.

Phalaenopsis adapts to the growing temperature.

The optimum growing temperature for phalaenopsis is 16-30. It is a heat-loving plant with poor cold resistance. When the temperature is lower than 7, it needs to be moved to the potato inspection room for maintenance. When the temperature drops below 3, Phalaenopsis will freeze to death.

Phalaenopsis temperature management during flowering.

Phalaenopsis itself has strict requirements for temperature, especially during flowering. The temperature of phalaenopsis orchid is controlled at 23-25 during the day and 15-18 during the night. It is necessary to have a certain temperature difference between day and night, and appropriately reduce the amount of watering to meet the growth needs of flowering plants.

The temperature of Phalaenopsis is 16-26 is the most suitable, and the temperature is neither high nor low, which is beneficial to its growth.

Phalaenopsis is not cold-resistant, temperature control measures must be taken after winter, the minimum temperature should be above 10, it is not resistant to high temperatures, and ventilation needs to be strengthened in the summer high temperature environment, and the temperature control is below 28.

There are about 100 species of phalaenopsis orchids, native to Eurasia, North Africa, North America and Central America. Two well-known species, the bilobes have white flowers and smaller plants; The green-flowered tongue-lipped orchid is large, greenish-white, and the plant shape is also large. Both have 5 15 flowers, aromatic, clustered into spike-like inflorescences.

Phalaenopsis is a well-known species of cut flowers, with more than 50 species in the genus. Single-stemmed epiphytic orchid, short stem, large leaves, one to several flower stems, arched, large flowers, named because the flower resembles a butterfly. Its flowers are beautiful and the colors are gorgeous, and it is a treasure among tropical orchids.

How to restore the softening of phalaenopsis leaves

1. Control moisture.

Phalaenopsis leaves are soft, or it may be in the maintenance, providing too much water for it, resulting in water accumulation at the roots of Phalaenopsis, at this time it is necessary to stop watering, and timely loosen the soil, drain the excess water in the soil, and then put the Phalaenopsis in a ventilated environment, use the wind to evaporate the water in the soil, you can let the plant resume growth.

2. Scientific fertilization.

Phalaenopsis leaves are soft, or it may be due to excessive fertilization, so you can pour water into the soil to dilute the fertilizer in the soil, or you can dig the phalaenopsis out of the soil, use clean water to rinse off the remaining nutrients from the roots, and then re-select the fertile and loose soil to plant the plant.

3. Replace the soil.

If the soil in which the phalaenopsis is planted is compacted, the roots of the plant will be damaged and the leaves will be soft, so the soil can be replaced and replanted. It is best to use humus soil with rich trace element content and loose soil to plant phalaenopsis, and in the later stage of maintenance, it can also be used to regularly loosen the soil and improve the air permeability of the soil.