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The Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchid. First of all, it should be noted that the common Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchids in the market are likely to have been dyed.
The natural colors of Phalaenopsis orchids usually do not include blue. And for this kind of Phalaenopsis orchid with a blue color, its base color is often white or other lighter colors. During the flowering period, the color is changed by irrigating with dye. The commonly used dye colors include not only blue but also yellow, orange, purple, cyan, etc. This dyeing technique is rather deceptive. Even when observed closely or touched, it is difficult to detect any anomaly.
However, not all Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchids are dyed. During the process of flower cultivation and variety improvement, Phalaenopsis orchid varieties with similar blue color characteristics may also emerge. But this requires professional flower breeders to achieve through specific cultivation methods and long-term breeding work.
As for whether the Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchid has large flowers, this involves the classification of the flower size of Phalaenopsis orchids. Generally speaking, the flower size of Phalaenopsis orchids can be divided into large flowers and small flowers. Large-flowered Phalaenopsis orchids have large and beautiful flower shapes, and the flower diameter is usually above 7.5 - 10 cm; while the flower stems of small-flowered Phalaenopsis orchids are relatively small, usually less than 7.5 cm, but they have a large number of flowers, appearing rich and clustered, and also have high ornamental value.
To determine whether the Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchid specifically belongs to large flowers or small flowers, it cannot be judged merely based on its name, but requires observing the actual flower size. Different cultivation environments and individual differences may also cause variations in flower size.
When choosing to purchase Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchids, one can distinguish whether it is a dyed orchid by carefully observing the flower shape, color uniformity, and by consulting professional flower salespeople.
Dyed Phalaenopsis orchids may have some problems. For example, the flowering period may be relatively shorter because the dye may have certain effects on the growth and development of the plant. Whether it is a large-flowered or small-flowered Phalaenopsis orchid, they all have unique ornamental value. Phalaenopsis orchids are loved by people for their beautiful flower postures and rich colors. When caring for Phalaenopsis orchids, it is necessary to pay attention to providing a suitable growth environment.
The Japanese Blue-Eyed Phalaenopsis orchid may be dyed, or there may be varieties with similar colors obtained through specific cultivation. One needs to carefully distinguish when purchasing.