Phalaenopsis can bloom from winter to spring. It must be treated reasonably after flowering. If we don't handle it properly, we will only get rid of it. Many flower lovers keep Phalaenopsis, that is, it blooms in the New Year and in the spring. When it is finished, it will be thrown away, because he feels that he can never keep it alive and can only appreciate its flowering, but the price of Phalaenopsis is more expensive. In fact, if handled properly, it can continue to bloom next year.

After we bought the Phalaenopsis, all we need to do is trim its branches, trim its flowering branches, keep the flower stem about 2~3 cm, and cut it off directly. After cutting, apply bactericidal drugs such as carbendazim to the wound, and then change the pot for it, because the Phalaenopsis we buy is often cultivated in plastic pots with water moss, which is not suitable for indoor use, and its water retention performance is too good, indoor ventilation is poor and it is easy to rot.

The best way to raise Phalaenopsis at home is to grow soft materials, such as bark peanut shells, which we know, and then raise Phalaenopsis. Mix fermented bark or peanut shell with some fine peat soil evenly, and then plant it directly. Don't choose a pot that is too big, just try to be one size bigger than his original pot. Plant directly without deep pot cultivation. After planting, water it, add some carbendazim and bactericide to it, and add some rooting liquid to it, which can stimulate him to take root quickly, so that after planting, he can take root quickly.

Do not expose Phalaenopsis to the sun during the whole maintenance process. It is usually enough to show it scattered light for an hour or two every day. We can put it under the flower stand and the tree. If you see a little scattered light, you can ensure adequate watering. If the soil in the basin is dry, water it in time. If the room is dry, spray a fine spray with a watering can every other day under the premise of ventilation to ensure good air humidity. We should supply fertilizer to it regularly, because it is the season to grow leaves after flowering. Long leaves with high nitrogen content and no shortage of other elements should be selected as far as possible, 2-3 times a month, and the concentration should not be high. When autumn comes, we will start to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to it, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate, 2-3 times a month, so that it can always get long leaves with sufficient nutrition and rapid growth.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of how to maintain pedicels after Phalaenopsis blooms.