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How to care for Phalaenopsis in autumn? A detailed guide to the key care tasks
Growth status of the plants in autumn (October-December). Because Phalaenopsis grows much later in spring than other epiphytic orchids, its growth stop period is also relatively late. Usually in the 10th month, when other epiphytic orchids stop growing, it still produces new leaves and new roots, and only stops growing completely by late autumn. At the same time as new roots grow, the old leaves near the base turn brown and fall off, which is a normal phenomenon in autumn. Because of the stimulation from low temperatures, flower buds begin to differentiate, and in some fast-growing varieties, a flower-bud-like protrusion can be seen at the base of the leaves