The flowering period of a Phalaenopsis lasts several months. During this time she should be adequately supplied with water and nutrients, although she does not require very much of either. After that, the need is even lower.
After flowering, dry parts of the plant can be removed
When will the Phalaenopsis bloom again?
Avoid fertilizers altogether and limit watering. Water the Phalaenopsis about once a week. Also avoid unnecessary changes of location, which the butterfly orchid does not particularly like.
Be patient, after a few months you will probably discover the first new shoots. Now the time has come when you can water your Phalaenopsis a little more. You can also start fertilizing again.
The essentials in brief:
- Only cut off really dry parts of the plant
- Adjust fertilization
- water less than before
- Don't change location unnecessarily
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Give your Phalaenopsis a period of rest and it will soon be blooming profusely again.