Generally speaking, Phalaenopsis will not bloom until it is cultured for 3 years.
If you want to see Phalaenopsis bloom earlier, don't buy seeds and 1.5-inch-2.5-inch-sized plantlets. If you want to grow small plantlets, it will bloom only after three years of cultivation. If you want to bloom in that year, you'd better buy 3.5-inch ones.
Phalaenopsis blooms once or twice a year, usually around the Spring Festival, with a viewing period of 2 to 3 months.
When the flower withers, the withered flower must be cut off as soon as possible, so as to reduce the consumption of nutrients.
Cut the flower stem from the base of 4-5 nodes, and it can bloom again after 2-3 months.
But in the home environment, flowers can only be produced once a year.
Generally speaking, the reason why Phalaenopsis doesn't bloom is the temperature, humidity, water, fertilization, watering and other reasons. Only when you take good care of it on weekdays, it will bring you the beauty of blooming.
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