When does Phalaenopsis grow flowers?

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1. When does the foil grow?

2. Factors that promote the long foil

Phalaenopsis usually develops foils about three months before the flowers bloom. The easiest seasons for foils to grow are autumn and winter. Under natural conditions, they grow around the Spring Festival. When the foil grows 10-15cm, it needs to be fixed. To promote the growth of foils, they need to be exposed to sunlight, but not exposed to the sun. They also need to be stimulated by low temperatures, and good ventilation conditions must be ensured.

1. When does a foil grow?

It usually grows a foil about three months before the flowers bloom. The easiest seasons for foils to grow are autumn and winter. Under natural conditions, they grow around the Spring Festival. The time may change due to artificial intervention. It needs to be fixed after the foil grows, usually when it grows to about 10-15cm, when the foil has not hardened yet. Stop watering before fixing the upper bracket. Once the soil in the pot is dry, it will be easy to fix. Pay attention to the movement, be careful and slow, don't break it abruptly, it will be easy to break it.

2. Factors that promote the growth of foil

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1. Light: Light is a very important factor. After autumn, place it in a place where it can be exposed to sunlight. It should not be exposed to strong sunlight stimulation at noon, and should be exposed to light in the morning or afternoon when the light is not too harsh.

2. Temperature: Low temperature stimulation is also needed. Keep the temperature at around 20 degrees during the day and 15-18 degrees at night, which is conducive to the transformation into flower buds and the growth of foils.

3. Ventilation: Ventilation conditions must also be ensured to promote air circulation and facilitate growth.

2. Factors that promote the long foil

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