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As a highly favored variety, to answer the question of whether Michelia phalaenopsis is an "European product", we first need to clarify the definition of "European product". In the flower market, "European product" usually refers to flower varieties originating from Europe or with European breeding characteristics. These varieties are often highly regarded for their unique shapes, flower colors and excellent growth habits.
However, specifically for Michelia phalaenopsis, there is no official conclusion on whether it is an "European product". Because there are numerous varieties of phalaenopsis and the breeding history is complex, the sources and naming of different varieties often involve flower experts and enthusiasts from multiple countries and regions. Therefore, whether Michelia phalaenopsis is regarded as an "European product" may vary depending on regions, markets or personal understandings.
But we can understand this problem from another angle: Whether Michelia phalaenopsis originates from Europe or not, as a member of the phalaenopsis family, it inherits the growth characteristics of phalaenopsis. These characteristics make Michelia phalaenopsis popular in the market.
Regarding the question of whether Michelia phalaenopsis is easy to grow, it actually depends on the experience and care of the grower. As a tropical epiphytic plant, phalaenopsis has relatively high requirements for the environment, but at the same time it is not a "delicate" flower that is difficult to grow.
Michelia phalaenopsis likes scattered light and avoids direct sunlight. Therefore, during the cultivation process, a location with moderate light and good ventilation needs to be selected. If the indoor light is too strong, a shading net can be used for shading; if the light is too weak, a supplementary light can be used.
The suitable growth temperature for Michelia phalaenopsis is 18-30°C, and the humidity should be maintained between 60%-80%. In high temperature or dry seasons, the air humidity can be increased by spraying water or using a humidifier; in low temperature seasons, attention should be paid to keeping warm to avoid the plant from being frozen.
The watering principle for Michelia phalaenopsis is "water thoroughly when dry", that is, water when the sphagnum moss is completely dry. At the same time, pay attention to avoid water accumulation to prevent root rot. In terms of fertilization, you can choose liquid fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer specially for phalaenopsis, dilute it according to the proportion on the instructions and then water. Be careful not to over-fertilize to avoid fertilizer damage.
Michelia phalaenopsis grows relatively fast and generally needs to be repotted once a year. When repotting, pay attention to choosing a pot with good air permeability and sphagnum moss, and check whether there are signs of rot or pests and diseases on the roots. At the same time, prune aged or weak branches to promote the healthy growth of the plant.
Michelia phalaenopsis is not a "delicate" flower that is difficult to grow. As long as you master the correct cultivation methods and techniques, you can make Michelia phalaenopsis bloom at home.