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In the busy life, many people like to place green plants in the bedroom to add vitality and warmth to the space, and Phalaenopsis is one of the popular choices. But is it really suitable to be placed in the bedroom? And what should be paid attention to when placing it in the bedroom?
Phalaenopsis is a non-toxic plant. Placing it in the bedroom will not cause harm to the human body. On the contrary, Phalaenopsis has rich flower colors and elegant flower postures, which can add a touch of vitality and greenery to the bedroom and greatly enhance the ornamental value of the home. At the same time, Phalaenopsis can also release oxygen through photosynthesis. Although its air purification ability is not as strong as that of some green plants, it can still bring a little freshness to the bedroom. Therefore, from the perspectives of safety and ornamental value, Phalaenopsis is suitable for being placed in the bedroom.
What should be noted when placing Phalaenopsis in the bedroom?
Appropriate temperature: Phalaenopsis likes a warm and humid environment, and the suitable growth temperature is 18-28°C, and it should not be lower than 15°C in winter. The temperature in the bedroom is preferably maintained between 15-25°C to ensure the healthy growth of Phalaenopsis. Especially in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai regions, where it is wet and cold in winter and hot in summer, it poses certain challenges to the growth of Phalaenopsis. Therefore, in winter, pay attention to keeping Phalaenopsis warm to avoid frost damage caused by low temperatures; in summer, pay attention to ventilation and cooling to prevent Phalaenopsis from growing poorly due to high temperatures.
Bright and indirect light: Phalaenopsis likes bright scattered light and should avoid direct sunlight to prevent the leaves from being burned. Therefore, when placing Phalaenopsis in the bedroom, choose a position close to the window but not directly exposed to sunlight. If the light in the bedroom is insufficient, a supplementary light can be used to provide an appropriate amount of light. At the same time, pay attention to avoiding Phalaenopsis staying in a dark environment for a long time, so as not to affect its normal growth and blooming.
Maintain appropriate humidity: Phalaenopsis has a relatively high requirement for air humidity, and it is best to keep it at 70%-80%. When cultivating Phalaenopsis in the bedroom, you can increase the indoor humidity by using a humidifier or spraying water regularly. However, pay attention to avoiding water accumulation in the potting soil to prevent root rot. At the same time, maintain proper ventilation to avoid Phalaenopsis getting sick due to poor air circulation.
Water reasonably: Phalaenopsis likes a humid environment but is not tolerant of waterlogging. When watering, master the principle of "watering thoroughly when the soil is dry", and avoid excessive soil moisture leading to root rot. At the same time, pay attention to the choice of water quality, and it is best to use soft water or purified water for watering. If tap water is used, it is best to let it stand for a while to allow the chlorine in the water to evaporate.
Ventilation: Although the bedroom is relatively enclosed, proper ventilation should still be maintained. This can not only prevent Phalaenopsis from getting sick due to poor air circulation but also improve the air quality in the bedroom and provide a healthier and more comfortable sleeping environment for the occupants.
Phalaenopsis is an ornamental plant suitable for being placed in the bedroom. However, during the placement process, it is necessary to pay attention to controlling the temperature, maintaining ventilation, watering reasonably, and providing appropriate light and humidity conditions. Only in this way can Phalaenopsis thrive in the bedroom and bloom beautifully.