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The Phalaenopsis and Evolvulus nuttallianus is simply a star in the flower world! Its unique blue flowers are like elves in a dream, making it unforgettable at first sight.

Let's first talk about the toxicity issue that everyone is concerned about. The Phalaenopsis and Evolvulus nuttallianus is non-toxic. You can bring it home with complete peace of mind and let it add a touch of beauty and warmth to your life.

Next, let's talk about its flowering period. The flowering period of the Phalaenopsis and Evolvulus nuttallianus is relatively long. If properly cared for, it can bloom continuously for about 2 to 3 months. Just imagine, during such a long period, you can enjoy its charming flowers. Doesn't it feel great?

So, here comes the key point. How to care for it to make it thrive and bloom continuously?

Light: It likes bright scattered light but should avoid direct sunlight, otherwise, the flowers and leaves are prone to sunburn. The soft and warm sunlight in the morning or evening is its favorite. At this time, the light can not only meet its light requirement but also will not cause damage to it. When cared for indoors, place it near a window but avoid direct sunlight to allow it to fully enjoy the appropriate light.

Watering: Keeping moderate moisture is crucial, but must not accumulate water, otherwise, the roots are prone to rot. Generally, water when the surface of the substrate is dry. When watering, pay attention to watering evenly and thoroughly to allow the water to fully penetrate to the roots but do not let the water accumulate at the bottom of the pot. You can insert your finger into the substrate to feel the humidity or observe the color and weight of the substrate to determine whether watering is needed.

Temperature: The suitable temperature is between 18 - 28 degrees Celsius. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter and do not let it freeze. In the cold winter, provide appropriate heat preservation measures for it, such as using a heat preservation cover or moving it to a warm indoor area to ensure that it can continue to grow and bloom in a suitable temperature environment.

Fertilization: During the growth period, apply a thin liquid fertilizer every 1 - 2 weeks to make it more vigorous. Choose fertilizers rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and fertilize after diluting according to the instructions. When fertilizing, be careful to avoid direct contact of the fertilizer with the roots and leaves to prevent burns.