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The Phalaenopsis Golden Panda belongs to the panda family and has a medium to large flower size. Its flowers are highly recognizable. The petals are bright yellow, and in the center of the petals, there is a striking large patch of purplish red, which is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts.

The flowering period of the Phalaenopsis Golden Panda usually falls between winter and spring and can last for 2 to 3 months. During its full blooming period, the flowers unfold layer by layer, and its ornamental value is extremely high. If you want to extend the flowering period, place it in a location with scattered light where the temperature ranges from 15 to 25°C, avoid direct strong light and significant temperature fluctuations, and you can also appropriately use special flower fertilizers.

The Phalaenopsis Golden Panda is an epiphytic plant, and its roots are sensitive to moisture. Overwatering can easily lead to root rot. Once there is excessive watering, immediately take the plant out of the flower pot, rinse the roots with clean water, remove the remaining accumulated water and old soil, place the roots in a well-ventilated and cool place to dry, and then replace the old growing medium with new, well-aerated ones such as moss or bark and repot the plant.

Precautions for Daily Maintenance

1. Light Management: The Phalaenopsis Golden Panda is suitable for growing in an environment with bright scattered light. In summer, when the sunlight is strong, shading treatment is required to prevent the leaves from being burned. In winter, you can appropriately increase the light exposure to promote flower bud differentiation.

2. Temperature Control: The most suitable growth temperature for it is between 15 and 25°C. In winter, take good care of it to keep it warm and move it to a warm place indoors. In summer, pay attention to cooling down and avoid stuffy environments.

3. Reasonable Fertilization: During the vigorous growth period, apply a thin layer of special flower fertilizer every 1 to 2 weeks, mainly nitrogen fertilizer, to promote the growth of branches and leaves. Before the flowering period, increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, which is helpful for flower bud differentiation and blooming. When fertilizing, follow the principle of "applying thin fertilizers frequently".

4. Repotting and Pruning: Repot the plant once every 1 to 2 years and replace the old growing medium to provide sufficient growth space for the plant. In daily maintenance, promptly prune yellow leaves, diseased leaves, and withered flowers to reduce nutrient consumption and keep the plant looking beautiful.

In conclusion, as long as you master the above maintenance key points, you can make the Phalaenopsis Golden Panda continue to bloom beautifully.