When does the butterfly orchid bloom?
Main content introduction: The blooming period of butterfly orchids and the related knowledge of the best viewing time for butterfly orchids, details are as follows:
As the New Year is approaching, butterfly orchids have increased in the flower market. As one of the most common flowers in the New Year's Eve flower market, today's butterfly orchid is a decoration on our table and in front of us, a meticulously packaged gift for exchange.
In simple terms, the key to caring for butterfly orchids in winter is to keep them warm. Temperature is a hard condition; if the temperature in winter cannot reach 15℃ or higher, it will be a major blow to the butterfly orchid, possibly leading to death. Therefore, meeting the temperature requirement is the primary condition for butterfly orchids to survive the winter.
Due to the different varieties of butterfly orchids and the varying climates in different regions, some orchid enthusiasts have managed to survive in temperatures below 15℃, but this is the minority. To better reflect the real caring environment, this article compiles some experiences of orchid enthusiasts in caring for butterfly orchids in winter.
The blooming period of butterfly orchids can last two to three months, and their lifespan can exceed ten years. If well cared for during their resting period, they can bloom every year.
When does the butterfly orchid bloom?
The following will introduce the main care points during this period:
1. Remove the flowering stem
When the flowers have faded and turned brown, the entire inflorescence can be removed from the base.
2. Choose a placement location
3. Daily care
While butterfly orchids prefer a humid environment, they should not always be in a moist environment. Watering should follow the principle of "water when dry, and water thoroughly when watering". Generally, depending on the humidity and temperature, it is necessary to water the butterfly orchid 1-2 times a week. Also, be careful not to let water accumulate between the leaves when watering.
Fertilizing should follow the principle of "apply thinly and multiple times". Generally, fertilize once a week, using half the concentration of indoor plant fertilizer. In winter, it can be applied once a month.