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The new year has once again kicked off the season of growing Phalaenopsis. Recently, many friends have been asking how to take care of Phalaenopsis after repotting. Today, I'll share a super - detailed guide that even novice plant lovers can easily master!

After repotting, watering is of utmost importance. The roots of Phalaenopsis that have just been transplanted are inevitably damaged to some extent, and their water - absorbing function is weakened accordingly. Therefore, do not rush to water. Usually, wait for two or three days until the wounds heal a little, and then water thoroughly. When watering, pay attention to pouring slowly along the edge of the pot. Avoid pouring directly onto the roots to prevent damage to the fragile roots. Thereafter, it is more appropriate to water once every 7 to 10 days. However, this frequency should be adjusted flexibly according to the humidity and temperature of the home environment. When the humidity is high and the temperature is low, reduce the amount of water appropriately; conversely, if the environment is dry and warm, increase the watering frequency as appropriate.

Light is also crucial for the growth of Phalaenopsis. Phalaenopsis after transplantation is relatively delicate. Never expose it directly to the hot sun, otherwise the leaves may be burned. It can be placed in a place indoors with sufficient light but no direct sunlight, such as near the window with a sheer curtain to block the light. After it gradually adapts to the new environment and new roots and leaves sprout, gradually extend the lighting time, but still avoid the overly strong sunlight at noon.

An appropriate temperature can help Phalaenopsis recover quickly. Its optimal growth temperature is between 18 and 28 degrees Celsius. In winter, make sure the temperature does not drop below 10 degrees Celsius to prevent it from suffering from frost damage and affecting subsequent growth. If there is central heating at home, also be careful not to place the Phalaenopsis too close to the heater, so as not to cause the local temperature to be too high and accelerate water evaporation.

Fertilization can provide sufficient nutrients for Phalaenopsis, but do not fertilize it in the short term after repotting! Wait at least 1 to 2 months until it enters the normal growth track, and then apply thin fertilizers frequently. You can choose a special orchid nutrient solution. After diluting it according to the instructions, water it once every 1 to 2 weeks. You can also bury a few slow - release fertilizers shallowly at the edge of the flower pot to let the nutrients release slowly.

Ventilation is also a point that cannot be ignored. Good ventilation can keep the air around the Phalaenopsis fresh and reduce the chance of pests and diseases. Usually, open the windows more for ventilation. If the home ventilation conditions are poor, you can also use a small fan to blow gently to create a breeze - like environment, but be careful not to blow directly on the Phalaenopsis.

In short, as long as you master these key points of care after repotting, your Phalaenopsis will surely grow healthily and bloom beautifully.