What to do after the Phalaenopsis flowers bloom?

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1. Prune

2. Check the root system

3. Supplement nutrients

4. Moisturize

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Pruning: Prune off the remaining flowers after they bloom, or cut them off directly from the stems. Check the root system: Check its root system and prune off any dead or rotten roots. Supplement nutrients: Give it appropriate supplements of nutrients, but do not use concentrated fertilizers. Moisturize: The soil should not be too dry. Water should be replenished in time to keep the soil moist.

1. Prune

1. Pruning

When the Phalaenopsis has finished blooming, it needs to be pruned in time. There is not only one pruning method. If you want it to bloom again, just prune off the remaining flowers. You can also cut it directly from the bottom of the flower stem. After pruning, water it some and then put it in a ventilated place for maintenance.

2. Check the root system

After pruning, you need to check its root system again. If there are dry and rotten roots, they also need to be pruned. If you don't pay attention to root pruning, it will directly affect the growth of the entire plant. If necessary, replace the old soil, which will be more conducive to its growth.

3. Supplementary nutrients

Some flower lovers want to make it bloom again, so they need to add some nutrients to it. Just fertilize it almost once a week. However, fertilizer should be applied to it after midsummer, and do not apply concentrated fertilizer or excessive fertilizer.

4. Moisturize

It is also essential to water it in time after flowering. If the soil is too dry, not only will it not bloom again, but it will also affect its normal growth. However, the amount of watering should not be too much. Water accumulation in the pot is also a wrong way to grow it.

2. Check the root system

3. Supplement nutrients

4. Moisturize

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