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The quality of modern people's lives is constantly improving, and everyone wants to live a better life. People work hard every day, but after working so hard for a long time, many people are under great mental stress. If you are also in this state, it is recommended that you might as well raise a few pots of plants at home. Taking a few glances at them when you are upset can soothe your eyes and relax yourself. When it comes to growing flowers and plants, Phalaenopsis is definitely a popular choice in everyone's mind. Its delicate and charming flowers are irresistible to anyone. So, after buying Phalaenopsis home, how can you easily take good care of it?
Location Considerations
Although there are a wide variety of Phalaenopsis varieties on the market, they all generally like sunlight, but not too strong sunlight. Therefore, the best location is by the east-facing window. Compared with other directions, the sunlight here is the gentlest, so you don't have to worry about the leaves being sunburned.
Layout
If you want to turn your window sill into a "mini garden", you might as well place the more delicate Phalaenopsis plants in the front to create a sense of hierarchy and staggered arrangement. This contrast can greatly improve your mood when looking at them. In addition, to add more layers, you can match some small stones or add decorative items such as ceramic pots to make the window sill delicate and interesting.
Maintenance Methods
In addition to finding a suitable place for Phalaenopsis to get sunlight, maintenance tasks such as watering, fertilizing and pruning should also be carried out regularly.
Watering: You might as well collect some rainwater on rainy days, because rainwater contains various elements needed by plants. When watering, the plants can absorb more nutrients. However, don't directly water the flowers or leaves, otherwise it is very likely to cause black rot. Slowly pour the water along the edge of the flower pot at a moderate speed, allowing the water to seep into the soil little by little to ensure that every part of the soil is watered. The soil should be kept in a state of "drying out and then watering", that is, water it when the soil is dry.
Fertilizing: Spring and summer are the peak growth seasons of Phalaenopsis. During this period, fertilizers containing main nutrient elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium should be applied to provide sufficient energy for it. However, in winter, when its growth slows down, stop fertilizing to prevent fertilizer damage.