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As is well known, phalaenopsis is a flower that most people like. Except for its relatively high price, there is nothing to criticize about its ornamental value. However, although the beauty of phalaenopsis is different from other flowering plants, it requires special conditions of light and humidity to have more flowers, which is often overlooked by people. The following will discuss the light conditions required by phalaenopsis during the flowering process and the influence of light on the number of flowers during the flowering period.
Phalaenopsis needs natural sunlight during the flowering process, but its roots are more sensitive to light. Therefore, it needs light but not particularly strong light. Therefore, it is recommended to place it inside a south-facing glass window or next to a sheltered east-facing balcony. The principle of light for phalaenopsis is to help the plant synthesize nutrients and promote the formation and opening of flower buds. Therefore, if it does not receive sufficient light during the flowering period, it will affect the number of flowers that grow.
Also, there are key points closely related to light when phalaenopsis is in bloom. Specifically, in a light-sufficient environment, phalaenopsis can usually have more brilliant flowers and a longer flowering period. Otherwise, the flowering period will be shortened and the number of flowers will also be affected. Therefore, flower enthusiasts must pay attention to the degree of sunlight exposure during daily maintenance. Generally speaking, phalaenopsis needs 6 to 8 hours of light per day, which is the most suitable.
In addition, it is particularly important to pay attention to the influence of light intensity on phalaenopsis during the flowering process. Especially in the high temperature of summer, it is necessary to avoid such exposure as much as possible. Phalaenopsis should be appropriately moved to a semi-shady position, and methods such as artificially adjusting the shade net can also be used to control the intensity of sunlight. The most suitable light intensity for phalaenopsis is 1500 to 3000 lux. As long as it is within this range, the leaves and flower buds of phalaenopsis can be protected to ensure its healthy growth.
In conclusion, phalaenopsis is a plant that likes light but is afraid of strong light. It especially needs the participation and influence of light during the flowering period and the growth of flowers. Therefore, special attention should be paid to giving it sufficient sunlight during maintenance. Only in this way can its flower buds grow and open better, and then phalaenopsis can show the most beautiful flower posture at home and become a beautiful landscape in the garden.