Fuels the growth of leaves and stems. Phosphorus (P): Encourages robust root development and flowering. Potassium (K): Bolsters overall plant health and resilience to environmental stresses. Adhere to the guidelines provided by the fertilizer’s manufacturer to ensure correct application. Typically, in the growth-intensive seasons of spring to fall, fertilizing every two to four weeks is recommended. However, during the orchid’s dormant winter phase, reduce or halt fertilization.
Optimal Orchid Substrate:
The choice of growing medium for orchids is as crucial as selecting the right fertilizer. Opt for pine bark or a specially formulated orchid substrate to ensure your plant’s roots receive optimal aeration. This not only facilitates efficient moisture absorption but also wards off potential root rot.
Repot orchids when their substrate deteriorates or when roots densely populate the pot. The best repotting period is during the orchid’s growth stage, right before flowering commences.
Adequate Light and Positioning:
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