Phalaenopsis are epiphytic plants that prefer loose and breathable growing media, and bark is a commonly used choice. Some flower enthusiasts ask: is thick bark or thin bark better...

When growing phalaenopsis (butterfly orchids), do you always focus on the flowers? In fact, healthy leaves can double the plant's overall beauty! Shiny, lush green leaves are incredibly soothing...

Using sphagnum moss to grow phalaenopsis (butterfly orchids) at home was supposed to be a hassle-free way to garden, but it often turns into a waterlogging disaster if not...

Many flower enthusiasts, when first growing Phalaenopsis, can't help but ask: "What exactly is this sphagnum moss made of? How long can it hold water after one watering when...

Some flower enthusiasts ask: Can newly obtained Phalaenopsis seedlings be repotted immediately? And when should fertilization be done after repotting? For beginners, the maintenance of Phalaenopsis—especially repotting and fertilizing...

Many flower enthusiasts feel confused when repotting young Phalaenopsis seedlings: should the original sphagnum moss be removed? How to repot them to ensure the seedlings thrive? Here are the...

Phalaenopsis growers must have encountered this: the pot is filled with numerous long old roots, some even black and rotten, which is worrying! Phalaenopsis roots are no ordinary decorations—they...

When maintaining or purchasing Phalaenopsis, many people struggle with the problem of plant shape height and wonder if it has a standard height. The following analyzes the secrets of...

To grow Phalaenopsis with robust roots, the key lies in root-promoting methods and fertilizer selection. Mastering the right techniques can make the roots more developed and the plant grow...

Phalaenopsis is an epiphytic plant with aerial roots, requiring loose and breathable planting materials, and bark is a commonly used choice. However, not all types of bark are suitable,...