How long is the flowering period of Phalaenopsis Fangmei Shenhua? If the leaves split, here is how to remedy it

I believe friends who love fresh flowers all love large blooms. Today let's talk about this Phalaenopsis with large flowers and large leaves - Fangmei Shenhua, which some flower sellers also call Qinglai.

For Phalaenopsis Fangmei Shenhua, its flower color is mainly a light yellow-green, the petal shape is round and round, the lip is yellow-orange, and in the middle there is white that spreads outward toward the edges. The two colors together give a fresh feeling. It also has a very large flower count, and the flowering period is quite long, making it one of the most durable-to-look-at among Phalaenopsis varieties. In terms of size, after the flower opens, its diameter can reach 10 cm, making it a true large-flowered plant. At the same time, its leaves are also very huge, reaching a length of more than 30 cm. Some flower lovers even joke that its leaves are bigger and wider than men's slippers. As for its flower stalk, it is also relatively tall, and the stalk is fairly thick and hard, so it is very easy to shape, but also easy to break.

Besides needing attention when shaping, Phalaenopsis Fangmei Shenhua is also a variety that is relatively easy to sunburn. If you are even a little careless, cracks or lace-like wrinkles will appear on the petals. So in daily care, how can you effectively deal with the problem of sunburn in Phalaenopsis and prevent similar situations from happening? First, you can immediately place it in a relatively cool and ventilated place, and absolutely do not leave it in a place exposed to light. Although the sunburned petals may continue to change color or wither, at least you can protect the other undamaged parts.

Then, you can use a spray bottle to add humidity to the Phalaenopsis leaves to cool them down, which can help it heal the injured petals on its own. But you also need to pay attention not to let water accumulate on the leaves or flowers when spraying, so as to avoid causing rot. In addition, you can also use other cleaning methods, such as taking a soft cloth or brush to gently wipe the damaged petals and remove dust and dirt that may be on the petals. With this operation, be careful to avoid applying too much pressure to the sunburned, split petals.

Finally, directly use flower scissors to cut off some seriously damaged petals, because once severe damage has formed, it cannot be recovered, and cutting them off can also reduce the risk of bacterial infection. Overall, preventing sunburn in daily care is also an important practice in growing Phalaenopsis. You can often move and rotate the position where the Phalaenopsis is placed. This also allows all parts of it to receive light evenly and prevents one side from being overexposed.