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Phalaenopsis has been one of the best-selling New Year flowers in recent years. Therefore, flower farmers have cultivated many new varieties with beautiful colors. According to incomplete statistics, there are currently hundreds of types of phalaenopsis. However, many flower enthusiasts who bought them home have found the same problem. During the flowering process of phalaenopsis, not all flowers can bloom as expected. What is the mystery behind this? This article will analyze this problem from the perspective of flower cultivation.
In fact, it is quite common that only a few flowers bloom after phalaenopsis is bought home, and the later flower buds no longer bloom. One of the reasons involved is the physiological characteristics of the phalaenopsis plant itself. It is reasonable to say that phalaenopsis will gradually form flower stalks and open flowers during the flowering process, and the subsequent flower stalks will also open in batches. However, this situation also relates to the growth and development speed of the flower stalks of each phalaenopsis plant, which varies. Therefore, when the nutrition is unevenly distributed, it will lead to the failure of the later flowers to open as scheduled.
In addition, the factors involved in flower blooming are the environment and maintenance conditions. You should know that beautiful flowers also require suitable temperature, humidity and other requirements. If there are unsatisfactory points in the maintenance conditions, there may be situations such as abnormal development of flower stalks and abnormal flowering. For example, common situations such as excessive direct sunlight or overly dark environments, excessively high or low natural temperatures, and excessively high or low seasonal humidity may all lead to poor flower blooming or inability to bloom.
Furthermore, the inability of flowers to bloom as scheduled may also be related to excessive fertilization and watering of the flowers. In conclusion, after phalaenopsis is bought home, only a few flowers can bloom, and the later flowers cannot bloom as scheduled. The main factors are the combined effects of multiple factors such as the physiological characteristics of the plants, environmental factors, and maintenance management. It is recommended that flower enthusiasts pay attention to the control of the environment, such as light, temperature and humidity conditions, fertilize reasonably, and it is best to buy fertilizer at a place specializing in orchids and follow the instructions carefully for operation. At the same time, pay attention to the frequency of watering to keep the soil moderately moist but not overly wet.