Is Phalaenopsis Suitable for Indoor Culture?
Phalaenopsis has good shade tolerance and cold tolerance, and generally can grow well in a slightly dark or dry environment, so Phalaenopsis can also be kept indoors, which has little effect on growth.
Phalaenopsis is non-toxic and will not cause harm to people's health. Generally, Phalaenopsis needs to provide a warm and humid environment when it is maintained indoors, and it is most suitable to put it on the balcony with astigmatism.
Advantages of raising Phalaenopsis indoors
1, Ornamental: Phalaenopsis usually blooms in spring, and the flowers look like flying butterflies, so it has good decorative effect and ornamental value when placed indoors.
2. Purification: Phalaenopsis releases fresh oxygen during the day and carbon dioxide at night, which also has a certain radiation protection effect.
3, Feng Shui: Phalaenopsis is a positive plant, very suitable for people who belong to the five elements of fire, and has the effect of increasing wealth.
Disadvantages of Phalaenopsis placed indoors
Indoor light is generally worse than outdoor light. Usually, it is no problem to maintain Phalaenopsis indoors for a short time, but long-term maintenance will lead to insufficient light of Phalaenopsis and affect its normal growth.
Indoor preservation method of Phalaenopsis
1. illumination: Phalaenopsis likes sunshine, so it is suitable for indoor maintenance on the balcony facing east, and it is guaranteed to receive 3-6 hours of illumination every day.
2. Moisture: Phalaenopsis needs a lot of humidity during its growth. Generally, when watering, just make sure the soil is slightly wet, not too much.
3. Fertilization: Fertilize once a month during the growth of Phalaenopsis, and apply some diluted organic fertilizer solution.