When does the dance of falling flowers propagate
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Compared with orchids like蟹爪兰 (Schiedea) and 假昙花 (Disocactus), the dance of falling flowers is relatively rare. So, when does the dance of falling flowers propagate? Generally, we can cut stem segments during the growing season (spring and autumn) for cutting propagation, the method is the same as cutting orchids, and there is nothing special to note.
Of course, cutting is just one of the propagation methods for the dance of falling flowers. You can also use three-edged arrows and thick-stemmed cacti as rootstocks for grafting. The advantages of grafting not only include good growth, more flowering, but also an elegant plant shape.
The dance of falling flowers is native to the south of Brazil, epiphytic in subtropical forests on tree trunks and branches, preferring a warm, humid semi-shaded environment. It needs shade in summer and good ventilation; maintaining a room temperature of over 10℃ in winter, with sufficient sunlight. During the growing season, apply a thin liquid fertilizer every 10-20 days, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers during the bud formation period, stop applying nitrogen fertilizers to promote more bud formation.
After flowering, there is a brief dormant period during which fertilization should be stopped and watering should be reduced. Normal watering and fertilization management can be resumed after new stem segments grow. During cultivation, frequently spray water on the plant to increase air humidity. This species is prone to red spider mite damage and should be ventilated and treated for prevention.
The potting soil should be fertile, rich in humus, and have good drainage and breathability.
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