How to grow Phalaenopsis orchids

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1. Moisture

2. Soil

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

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Moisture: 60-80% air humidity is required. When watering, the principle of seeing dry and seeing wet must be followed. Soil: It prefers slightly acidic soil with good air permeability. Temperature: Its optimal growth temperature is 16-30°C. In summer, the temperature should be kept below 32°C. Light: It prefers semi-shady growing conditions and needs proper shading in summer.

1. Moisture

1. Moisture

Phalaenopsis prefers growth conditions with high relative humidity. Adjusting the air humidity to within the range of 60-80% is most suitable for its growth. In addition, it likes relatively moist soil conditions, but is afraid of waterlogging. When watering, you need to follow the principle of seeing it dry and getting wet. That is to say, wait until the soil starts to dry before watering it. When watering, you must The soil is all watered.

2. Soil

It prefers slightly acidic soil with good air permeability. When breeding, you can either prepare it yourself or go to a flower shop to buy special soil for it.

3. Temperature

It likes growth conditions with relatively high temperatures, and the optimal growth temperature is 16-30°C. However, when the temperature is higher than 32°C in summer, certain measures need to be taken to cool it down, otherwise there will be problems with its growth.

4. Light

It likes semi-shady growth conditions and does not like too strong sunlight. In the summer, you need to take certain measures to shade it, otherwise it is likely to get sunburned. During the flowering period, the lighting time can be appropriately increased, which can increase the quality of its flowering.

2. Soil

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

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