What techniques need to be mastered when watering Phalaenopsis orchids during their blooming period, and how to water them correctly?

Firstly, the correct watering method for butterfly orchids during their blooming period is to focus on the medium we use, which is usually moss or orchid-specific nutrient soil. For example, with this pot using moss, we should water it based on the dryness and humidity of the pot, following the principle of watering thoroughly when we do water.

If the plant has plenty of moisture throughout the blooming period, we can go without watering for 1-2 months without any issues. However, some orchid enthusiasts believe that butterfly orchids require a high humidity environment during their blooming period. Therefore, we should water them every day or spray water mist on them.

The lack of a dry-wet cycle in the potting soil of butterfly orchids can lead to root rot and early petal wilting. Therefore, when watering, if the air humidity is not very dry, we do not need to water frequently. We should observe the dryness and humidity of the potting soil before watering.

For example, I water this pot when it's dry and make sure to water thoroughly. While watering, I add this orchid-specific nutrient solution to the water, which supplements nutrients without affecting flowering. After the flowers fade, new roots and leaves quickly emerge.

A dilution ratio of 1:1000 of water for watering is sufficient. Water every 7 to 10 days, but only when the moss is completely dry. Although butterfly orchids prefer a humid environment to grow, they are also drought-resistant plants. Therefore, when caring for butterfly orchids during the blooming period, we must water them slightly on the dry side to prevent them from wilting.

Have you understood the detailed introduction to the techniques needed for watering butterfly orchids during their blooming period shared above?