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Today, I'm going to introduce an extremely beautiful Phalaenopsis - Green Apple.

The Phalaenopsis Green Apple belongs to the medium - large flower type. Its flower diameter is relatively large, and when in full bloom, it's amazingly beautiful. Each flower is like a fine piece of art with a strong visual impact.

The Phalaenopsis Green Apple has a unique meaning. It symbolizes freshness, purity, and beauty. When given to relatives and friends, it can not only convey your feelings but also add an elegant touch to their lives. Whether placed on the coffee table in the living room or on the dressing table in the bedroom, it can instantly enhance the style of the entire space. Moreover, in some special occasions, such as weddings, banquets, etc., using Phalaenopsis Green Apple as decorative flowers can create a romantic and warm atmosphere.

The flowering period of the Phalaenopsis Green Apple is relatively long. Under suitable conditions, it can keep blooming for 2 - 3 months. During this period, we can fully enjoy its beauty and let it accompany us through a wonderful time.

Maintenance Precautions:
Substrate: You can choose substrates with good air permeability such as sphagnum moss and bark. If using sphagnum moss, soak it first and then wring it out until there is no dripping water, and then wrap the roots. This can maintain a certain humidity and enable the roots to breathe smoothly.
Light: It prefers bright, scattered light and avoid direct sunlight. It can be placed near a bright window indoors, such as near an east - or west - facing windowsill, to receive soft light. If the light is too strong, the flowers and leaves may get sunburned.
Temperature: The suitable growth temperature is between 15 - 28 °C. In winter, pay attention to keeping it warm and don't let it freeze. When it's hot in summer, keep good ventilation to avoid high temperatures affecting the growth of the plant.
Watering: Watering is the key. The Green Apple Phalaenopsis likes moisture but there should be no waterlogging. Insert your finger into the substrate. If it feels dry, you can water thoroughly. But be careful not to let water stay in the leaf center, otherwise, it is easy to cause the heart to rot.
Fertilization: During the growth season, apply thin fertilizers frequently to avoid burning the roots with concentrated fertilizers. Reduce fertilization during the flowering period and dormancy period.