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Today, let me introduce the extremely beautiful Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie".

The flowers of Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" are small and lovely. The petals are usually peach pink, and the middle lip petal is wine red. The overall color combination is very lively and highly ornamental, giving people a feeling of a fresh young girl. It is suitable for placement on indoor desktops, windowsills and other locations. It doesn't take up space and can add an elegance to the environment at the same time.

First of all, let's answer the question that everyone is most concerned about. Is Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" a small flower type? The answer is yes! Its flowers are small and exquisite, very lovely.

Is it a waxy flower? Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" is indeed a waxy flower. The waxy texture of this flower makes it look more advanced and more durable.

How long is the flowering period? Little Sweetie can be said to be a representative of a super long flowering period! In a suitable environment, its flowering period can last for several months.

Is it easy to take care of? In fact, Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" is relatively easy to take care of! As long as you master the correct maintenance methods, you can make it thrive. Now let me share with you the daily maintenance.

Light: Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" likes scattered light and cannot be directly exposed to the sun. It can be placed by a bright window, but avoid direct sunlight.

Watering: Watering should be moderate, not too much or too little. Generally speaking, wait until the surface of the substrate is dry before watering. Water thoroughly, but don't let water accumulate at the bottom of the pot. You can use spraying to increase air humidity.

Temperature: An appropriate temperature is very important for Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie". It likes a warm environment. The most suitable temperature is between 18℃ and 28℃. In winter, pay attention to keeping warm to avoid getting cold.

Fertilization: During the growth period, fertilization can be appropriate. You can choose special Phalaenopsis fertilizer and fertilize according to the instructions. Don't over-fertilize to avoid burning the roots.

Repotting: When Phalaenopsis "Little Sweetie" grows to a certain extent, it needs to be repotted. Generally speaking, repotting once every 1 to 2 years is fine. When repotting, pay attention to choosing a suitable substrate to maintain the breathability of the roots.