Buying exotic beauty With flowers blooming in stores, it is not immediately clear how long the flowering period lasts, and how much time is left to admire this beauty.
The duration of the flowering process from budding to drying lasts a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of 10 months.
It all depends on the age, variety and growing conditions. An adult blooms on average for about three months., and the young one is no more than one. Thus, the orchid may well bloom several times a year, and recover in between.
For example, the most common variety of orchids, phalaenopsis, can have flowers throughout the year.
Dendrobium blooms in mid-autumn and lasts until mid-winter. Cymbidium blooms from October to February, and a second time in the summer.
What does a wilted plant look like?
Wilting is the process by which a plant loses its elasticity, resilience, vitality. Leaves and flowers become soft, turgor disappears, and the color changes to dark green. The top of the plant leans down.
Young shoots and stems become like a rag. The orchid stops growing and outwardly decreases in size. We don't notice when one flower has withered. But it becomes especially sad when both flowers and buds fade. Therefore, it is important to take urgent measures to eliminate the causes.
Why did the petals begin to dry out all at once?
Blooming orchid inflorescences remain on the peduncle for 2-3 weeks. Rare varieties delight the eye for more than a month. With natural wilting, the flowers fall off gradually, according to the degree of aging. The inflorescences that bloomed first wither first. However, if all the petals begin to disappear at the same time, this should alert you. Drying of the buds on the peduncle also indicates the presence of obvious health problems in the orchid.
We invite you to watch a video about why orchid flowers wither and fall off:
Why do the buds fall off without blooming?
It’s hard to watch when the unopened flowers on your pet begin to dry out and fall off. There are many reasons for this unusual behavior of the orchid. It is important to understand them carefully.
Improper watering
A lack of moisture for an orchid is possible only if there is no watering at all.. tropical flower A minimum amount of water is required to maintain vitality. Liquid is a kind of solvent minerals, which are in the soil and feed the root system.
However, you should not overuse watering. Excessive moisture is fraught with the development of rot and related infectious diseases. The power function is slowed down sick plant draws moisture from buds and flowers. An orchid damaged by rot loses roots and foliage. Following the leaves, the buds fade.
We invite you to watch a video about falling flowers on an orchid due to improper watering:
Lack of lighting or sunburn
With the arrival of the cold and rainy season, the orchid lacks sunlight. Ideally, they need 14 hours of daylight. This light intensity is possible in greenhouses. At home, such parameters are difficult to recreate. Therefore, without additional lighting, the flowers begin to fade, turn yellow, and fall off.
In the summer season, the opposite is true. The bright sun can play a cruel joke. Scorching rays, and even at high temperatures, leave the streets dark spots on leaves and inflorescences. So-called thermal burns.
We invite you to watch a video about flowers falling on an orchid due to insufficient lighting:
Overheating of the root system
The homeland of orchids is the tropics, so it is not surprising that they love warmth. IN wildlife they hide from the sun in the shade big trees on which they grow.
In apartment conditions, unfortunately, people often overheat. There is no need to leave plants near a heating radiator in winter, or under direct rays or a stream of hot air from an air conditioner in summer.
High ambient temperatures cause moisture to evaporate from the ground. The roots dry out and weaken. In a short period of time, the flowers wither and the buds fall off.
Draft
Ventilating rooms is a useful thing. This ensures air circulation. However, ventilation and draft are two different things. A draft is dangerous even for people, not to mention plants. A flow of cold air is a common cause of wilted flowers.
Ventilation should not be carried out unless the plant has been moistened or sprayed.
We invite you to watch a video about flowers falling on an orchid due to a draft:
Low humidity and high air temperature
The combination of these parameters leads to negative consequences for an orchid. If it is located in a room where the sun shines brightly and the temperature is high. Of course, the flower is hot, and a large volume of liquid evaporates from the green mass. In addition, an exotic plant cannot be fully saturated with water, hence lethargy, loss of turgor, and death of unopened flowers. Humidity limit 30-40%.
We invite you to watch a video about falling flowers on an orchid due to low humidity:
Stress
A change of place of residence for orchids does not pass without a trace. After all, the lighting, air humidity, and temperature become different. And the capricious plant will react immediately. For a while it may stop blooming and drop its buds. However, in the future, provided that the exotics like the new conditions, everything will work out. Orchids just need an adaptation period.
Hypothermia
When caring for orchids, you need to be especially careful in winter.
It happens that after moistening, cold air hits the flower when the wet plant is taken out to the balcony, a window is opened for ventilation, or placed on a frosty windowsill. Hypothermia is quite a dangerous phenomenon. Since the vessels passing through the center of the leaf plate and to the roots are destroyed. Stimulates similar development of rot diseases.
General hypothermia of the orchid negatively affects the leaves, roots, and flowers.
Insect damage
Another common problem for orchids is pests.. This happens quite often, so the owner should regularly inspect the leaves and roots.
Among the insects who love exotic plants, I would like to highlight the mealybug, it prefers buds and blooming flowers.
What is the best way to process it?
Harmful insects are especially dangerous for beginners who, when buying a flower in a store, don’t even think about inspecting it. Place on the windowsill next to other plants. In a similar way, harmful insects appear at home. And if comfortable microclimate parameters in the room are still maintained, then it is not easy to remove such neighbors.
Folk remedies
If you find pests on your orchids, the first thing you should do is resort to proven, natural remedies. They are harmless and more gentle on the flower.
Most often used:
- laundry soap solution;
- onion or garlic broth;
- tinctures of citrus peels, calendula, mint;
- various essential oils.
Chemicals
As a rule, folk remedies are used in the early stages, if the number of insects on the flower is not large. However, if the process is started, and the pests live well and feed on exotic juice, then it is necessary to use chemicals. Most effective drugs insecticides are used to kill harmful insects. They are diluted according to the instructions on the packaging and used for their intended purpose.
What to do - step-by-step instructions
Before taking radical measures, you need to try to normalize the microclimate parameters:
If the above preventive measures do not produce positive results, it is possible that the problem lies in excessive moisture of the substrate, then it follows:
- remove the orchid from the pot;
- rinse the roots with running water;
- remove unhealthy, rotten areas with a sharp tool;
- treat open wounds with activated carbon;
- leave to dry for a while;
- change the substrate for the orchid, not forgetting drainage layer 2 cm thick;
- In the future, water only after the soil has dried.
How to help if the buds quickly fall off without opening?
Shedding of buds occurs most often when the plant is sick.
Orchid growers should know how to help with bud shedding. This is a very sad sight, and most likely the reason is serious. After all, experienced people are unlikely to make mistakes in care during the budding period. That's why for amateurs, it is advised to first check the conditions of keeping the exotic. The next stage is the definition of the disease and treatment methods:
- prepare a sterilized instrument for pruning;
- remove the plant from the pot;
- leave the roots in warm water for a couple of hours;
- carefully inspect and feel the entire root system;
- remove damaged areas with a previously prepared tool;
- sprinkle the cuts antiseptic, which does not contain alcohol;
- if there are suspicions or visible symptoms of infectious diseases, treat the flower with a systemic fungicide;
Large inflorescences are located at the base of the peduncle. Each variety has a different number of flowers and can reach up to 80 pieces. The aroma can be described as soft and delicate.
The color palette may vary from delicate pastel colors before painted in intricate patterns. The buds open gradually, the lateral and upper leaves appear first, and then the lip. The opening of the bud takes about a day. Need to create reliable support for the peduncle so that it does not break off under the weight of the blossoming buds. Usually the flowering period lasts for several months, which pleases the owners.
What speeds up the process of flower buds withering?
Various factors can speed up the process of bud wilting.. One of them is the lack of consecration; professionals advise placing the plant on a well-consecrated windowsill. In this case, you should avoid direct sun rays.
Reference! The ideal option would be artificial lighting, which will become a lifesaver on cloudy winter days.
Another reason is sudden temperature changes, including being close to radiators and other heating systems. You should also monitor the watering schedule and insects that may unwittingly fly through the window and pollinate the flowers. Another reason may be insufficient or excess humidity air.
How to distinguish natural shedding from sudden shedding?
The natural fall of orchid flowers can be easily distinguished from a sudden drop. The flowers that bloomed first are the first to die and fall off. When they fall from the peduncle, the flowers fall off in a chaotic manner. When purchasing, it is usually unknown when the flower began to bloom, so it is worth buying orchids with barely opened buds.
Why can they fade quickly?
Among the main reasons for the falling of buds are the following::
- Insufficient light.
- Overwatering or insufficient watering.
- Insufficient air humidity.
- Finding a flower in a draft.
- Sudden change in temperature.
- Changing the place where the plant stands.
- Diseases or pests.
- Being close to fruits and vegetables that are a source of ethylene (apples, bananas and others).
What remedies can help?
To solve many problems associated with orchid flowering, you can solve them by moving the flower, finding the ideal light source and avoiding drafts. But the problem can also be solved with chemical additives or folk remedies.
Chemical additives
Chemical additives should be used when the plant suffers from various pests, including the mealybug, which sucks the juices from flowers and buds, causing them to wither. In this case, insects are removed with a soap solution, and then the affected areas are treated with any insecticide. After treatment, all remaining insects die.
The plant must be immediately isolated from other plantings and all plants must be inspected for insects.
Folk remedies
Insecticides can be replaced folk remedy, which can be prepared at home. Pour boiling water over 5 cloves of garlic, about half a liter. Leave for at least five hours. And after using the resulting mixture with a moistened brush, we treat everything from the leaves to the buds. We leave the resulting tincture; the plant must be treated every three to four days, observing the condition of the flower daily.
What to do when the plant drops its buds?
What to do if the orchid’s flowers begin to fade or all of them suddenly fall off? The reasons for the fall of opened and just beginning buds are the same. First, it is necessary to determine the main reason why both blooming and unopened buds may fall off, which must be dealt with in order to return the plant to its previous flowering. And then carefully monitor general condition flower.
How to care for the plant further?
It is worth paying attention to the conditions in which the orchid is kept, this includes indicators such as.
It’s not for nothing that the orchid is considered finicky indoor flower, because for its constant flowering and high decorativeness, a number of requirements will have to be met. Violations in care often cause unpleasant consequences, sometimes expressed in the fall of unopened buds. To avoid such trouble in the future, it is important to understand possible reasons ah such a phenomenon and take into account some recommendations for caring for the plant, which will be discussed further.
Why do unopened buds fall off on an orchid?
Any violation of the conditions for growing and caring for an orchid is fraught with a change in its usual life cycle, so it is not surprising that failure to comply with the requirements for watering, lighting, humidity levels and room temperature can lead to bud drop. Let's take a closer look at each possible reason. 
Violation of containment conditions
For flowering plants one of the most important factors a sufficient level of illumination is considered, therefore, as daylight hours shorten, their decorativeness also decreases. In the summer, such a problem usually does not arise, but with the onset of the cold season it would be wiser to think about additional artificial sources light so that the total daylight hours are at least 12 hours a day. An orchid with already blooming flowers will not be affected in any way by the level of lighting in the room.
Did you know? Orchids are rightfully considered leaders in terms of seed productivity, because just one such plant can produce up to 4 million seeds.
When assessing the conditions for growing a flower, you should also pay attention to the dryness of the air in the room. Together with insufficient lighting, this is one of the most common reasons for the fall of unopened buds. IN heating season The culprit for this is hot batteries or other heating systems, so it is useful to place wide containers of water next to them. You can periodically hang wet towels on the batteries themselves, which should also increase the humidity in the room. If possible, it wouldn’t hurt to use a humidifier, which will only need to be turned on a few times a day for 30–60 minutes. 
Improper watering
Violation of watering can include both insufficient application of liquid and overwatering of the flower, and the latter is much more common. Excessively abundant watering of an orchid threatens to rot its root system, which causes the fall of not only buds, but also leaves. To prevent this from happening, you should focus on the condition of the top layer of the substrate: it is better to apply the next liquid only when the soil is at least 1-2 cm dry after the previous time.
Also, do not forget to monitor the quality and temperature of the water: it must be a settled liquid, with temperature values within the range of +18...+23°C.
Draft
If in the summer the draft is not so bad indoor plants, then with the arrival of autumn the situation may change. Thus, even a short-term exposure to cold wind on an orchid can lead to the fall of the formed buds, so during regular ventilation of the room (all indoor plants need it), make sure that the flower does not end up in the path of air flow. 
In winter, it is better not to take risks and immediately remove the plant from the windowsill, returning it to its place only after the procedure is completed. Also, you should not place the pot under an air conditioner, especially in summer, when its main task is to cool the space.
Abrupt change in conditions
A delicate flower that requires a certain consistency in growing conditions. Even a short stay in the cold, with further placement in warm room, is fraught with falling off of the established buds. For this reason, it is better to pack a flower purchased in winter in a box with several layers of paper during transportation, which should protect it from exposure to frosty air.
Important! For most varieties optimal temperature cultivation will be +18...+28°C during the day and +13...+25°C at night, and for good and abundant flowering this difference matters. If the room is very hot, then it is advisable to take the orchid to a cooler place at night.
Another reason for the buds to fall off may be prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, followed by a sudden movement to distant parts of the room. Having warmed up well in the sun (at a temperature of about +30°C or higher), and then being in a cool place, not only the buds, but also the opened orchid flowers begin to fall off. The oldest ones fall off first, and then it’s the turn of the younger specimens. 
Other reasons
Sometimes an orchid sheds its buds due to a violation of the feeding regime or the use of an inappropriate growth stimulant. Excessive care, as well as insufficient care, can lead to undesirable consequences, so try to adhere to measures in everything, thereby protecting the plant from stress. Natural processes associated with the real age of the flower should not be excluded from the possible causes of flowering disorders.
IN room conditions an orchid lives only 7–15 years, but after 5 years there is a very high probability of flowering slowing down or immediately stopping completely. It can still form flower stalks and even buds, but flowers will never appear from them, since they will all fall off sooner or later. There is nothing you can do about it, and it is better to buy a young plant.
What to do and how to save an orchid
If the buds of an orchid fall off en masse, then it will no longer be possible to save them.
Did you know? Orchids are considered one of the oldest families of flower crops, which appeared on Earth about 145 million years ago. Today in the world there are approximately 25 thousand species of these beautiful and delicate flowers.
However, you can still prevent a similar nuisance in the future, for which it is important to follow these steps:
- Collect all fallen buds and allow the soil in the pot to dry thoroughly, temporarily limiting the usual watering.
- Having prepared a new pot with a suitable soil substrate, replant the plant, removing in advance all damaged and rotten areas of the root system.
- Find more for your orchid appropriate place for growth and development, especially if one of the reasons for the dropping of buds was high temperature or increased dryness of the air in the room.
Video: why buds turn yellow and fall off
How to properly care for an orchid during the flowering period
During the flowering period, all plants need increased attention, which cannot but affect the characteristics of their care.
Important! Not all varieties of orchids respond equally well to universal nutritional formulations in the amounts specified by the manufacturer, so before using complex formulations, be sure to find out whether you need to reduce the recommended dosage by half. Excessive fertilization can kill the orchid.
First of all, you should pay attention to the following general rules:
- Water. The temperature of the liquid for irrigation should not exceed +30°C, and the ideal option for performing the procedure would be to place the flower under a shallow shower.
- Temperature indoors during flowering it should not fall below +23...+25°C, and to stimulate the process you can specifically increase it by 2-3 degrees compared to the usual values, since all orchids are heat-loving plants.
- Transfer during flowering is unacceptable, because any stress can result in the shedding of all buds and flowers, with a long process of restoration of the plant itself.
- Fertilizer. For lush and abundant flowering, the addition of nutrients is a prerequisite. When choosing a fertilizer, preference should be given only to mineral additives designed specifically for ornamental flowering varieties of plants or orchids themselves (for example, “Biocon” or “Mr. Color”). When using formula, always follow the dosage recommended by the manufacturer.
Equally important for the subsequent formation of beautiful buds is caring for the orchid immediately after flowering. There are also several features in this case that are worth knowing about:
- For the full formation of new flower stalks, old and faded parts must be immediately removed from the plant.
- In order for orchids to recover faster after flowering, it is worth using only special fertilizers for feeding. complex fertilizers specifically for these colors.
- Watering should be moderate, because waterlogging for a weakened plant is more likely to result in rotting of the root system.
Preventive measures
Preventing a problem is always easier than solving it, so preventing the fall of unopened buds should be of interest to every orchid owner. 
TO preventive measures V in this case The following actions may include:
- Placing the flower in a suitable place for it immediately after purchase or transplantation, with further changes in conditions of detention only in extreme cases.
- Prevention of possible hypothermia of the plant, especially in winter. If it becomes very cold in the room with the flower, it is better to move it deeper into the room, away from the cold window sill. Using heating equipment(for example, fireplaces or air heaters) it is better to place them away from the orchid.
- Avoiding drafts in a room with flowers. Also not allowed direct impact cold or warm air currents.
- Organizing proper watering. It should be dosed and moderately abundant, especially during the appearance of the flower arrow.
- Protecting the orchid from direct sunlight in the hot season.
If you follow these simple rules, your orchids will always delight others with their delicate flowers, and the problem of falling buds will remain only a theory.
If blooming orchid purchased in a specialized store, you can never reliably know when exactly the flowering process began.
The formation and prosperity of buds for each species and variety has its own duration. This means that in this situation it is most logical to buy a plant in which only a few buds have managed to form on the peduncle.
This will give you the opportunity to admire the beautiful flowers longer and create an approximate flowering schedule for this particular plant.
Unfortunately, it is not always possible to fully enjoy the blooming of an orchid - the buds and flowers begin to dry out, fade and crumble. What causes this orchid behavior? And how can we prevent this situation from happening again in the future? And what to do if the orchid has withered?
Natural process the death of obsolete flowers is strikingly different from their sudden falling.
At favorable conditions flowers begin to fall from the very bottom of the peduncle, and in unfavorable conditions - all at once.
Why do the buds wither?
An orchid's buds may wilt if the plant itself is stressed or exposed to adverse environmental factors.
The most common cause of bud wilting is sudden change of conditions, which previously contained a flower.
If the buds of a newly acquired flower have withered, then this is not surprising. Because for a short time the plant has changed at least several habitats.
Everything was created for the orchid in the greenhouse the necessary conditions, and in own apartment this will not be repeated.
Lack of lighting, temperature changes and dry air– provoke wilting of buds.
Hypothermia of the substrate and the plant itself also leads to the withering of the buds, after which they fall off. For critical orchids The ambient temperature is considered to be + 15C.
If the plant is also watered abundantly, then the loss of buds is guaranteed. In the cold season, the gardener must be prepared for such an outcome.
One of the types of hypothermia is it's a draft.
As soon as the orchid stands in a strong draft for even a few minutes, literally by the evening of the same day all the buds will be sluggish.
In addition, a draft can negatively affect not only the buds, but also the plant as a whole.
Never you cannot ventilate the room if the orchid has just been watered or sprayed.
Spraying the buds can also lead to their withering. Experts recommend avoiding such manipulations.
Even if the buds do not wither, brown spots from drops will be very noticeable on the opened flowers.
You can only spray green mass, and only if there is confidence that the air is really dry and the temperature environment corresponds to what is needed.
What to do to prevent the buds from withering?
To prevent such situations, you need to follow several simple rules orchid care:
- do not change its location in the apartment too often;
- V winter time A heater must be installed in the room, but under no circumstances in the immediate vicinity of the flower. In the summer, the orchid is moved from a cold windowsill to the middle of the room;
- during ventilation, do not allow drafts to appear; to do this, do not place a flowerpot with an orchid where there is a flow of cold air;
- From now on, spray only with a specialized fine sprayer. From a distance of at least 20 cm, and carefully ensuring that drops of water do not fall on the buds in any way.
Why do orchid buds dry out?
The reasons for the drying out of buds or flowers can be many negative factors. First of all, this is the draft mentioned above - frostbitten buds wither and dry out.
The second most common reason is hot air flows, which come from the central heating battery located under the window sill.
Then in the list of reasons you can note too dry air and insufficient daylight.
If both of these factors complement each other, then the buds will dry out and fall off before they even ripen.
In addition, the buds often dry out if the plant is constantly under stress. To grow orchids, which are exotic for our climate, it is worth optimizing the conditions.
When exposed to direct sunlight, the bud loses moisture and dries out. The sun literally burns him. Therefore, specimens that are about to bloom are moved in advance to the back of the room.
Why don't the buds bloom?
If the orchid buds have frozen at one stage and do not develop further, then there may be several explanations for this.
Most likely this plant due to excessive watering, the roots were damaged.
When the root rot begins to spread further, the peduncle stops progressing and begins to die, along with the buds that never opened.
The second option is alkalization of the substrate and the root itself, which can be identified by the appearance of a dry whitish coating on the edge flower pot and protruding parts of the roots.
To get rid of this problem, it is enough to carry out a one-time procedure of soaking the plant in a mixture of distilled and boiled water. The correct ratio is 1:1.
Why do unopened buds fall off?
With proper care, an orchid can delight you with its flowering for at least four months, after which she will certainly be given the opportunity to rest.
After two months of rest, the flower stalk reappears on the plant and the flowering process is repeated. But if the buds fall off without even blooming, then there can be many reasons for this.
If the orchid is more than seven years old, then there is a high probability that it simply cannot bloom. This is an aging factor, since exotic plants in apartment conditions lose a third of their usual lifespan. The peduncle may be formed, but the buds will fall off at an early stage of development. In this situation, it is no longer possible to change anything.
The same thing will happen if the orchid roots were flooded and began to rot. This will inevitably lead to the buds falling off.
Until the plant gets sick and grows a sufficient mass of the root system, the buds will fall off without even blooming.
The rate at which buds fall off is also affected by constant stress when a plant is constantly moved from place to place.
You just need to leave it alone and wait until the orchid goes through an adaptive period. In this case, the flower will soon release a new arrow.
The buds fall off even when the plant is attacked by pests. Most often, orchids are attacked by mealybugs. The affected specimen is not up to flowering, and will have to be treated and the substrate disinfected.
Why do flowers fall?
The conversation is mainly about the Phalaenopsis orchid, but the same recommendations apply to other species of this exotic plant.
There is a list of special reasons that can serve as an incentive for the complete fall of all flowers:
- The bud grew old before the plant found the strength to fully open it.
- A sharp change in usual conditions. This situation can occur when the plant is frequently moved from place to place.
- Very poor lighting in the room.
- During the flowering period, the orchid was often watered with fertilizing and fertilizers to promote growth.
- Constant temperature fluctuations.
- Overheating due to a nearby heat source.
- Unbalanced irrigation regime.
- Increased dryness of the surrounding air.
- Storing some fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, apples, tomatoes, next to the pot. These products release phytoncides that are harmful to orchids.
Most often, complete loss of flowers occurs due to improper watering. Both extremes of this process, both overwatering and underwatering, negatively affect the quality of flowering. This problem is usually typical for novice flower growers.
If you constantly flood an orchid, its roots begin to rot en masse, while the flower slowly dies, while shedding its leaves and flower stalks. In this case, the flowers do not fall off all at once, but move away from the stem gradually. But each time, withering and falling will occur before the due time.
Due to hypothermia, flower falling may occur in winter, if already flowering plant during transportation it was not wrapped in special material. If possible situation hypothermia cannot be avoided, the orchid should be wrapped in multi-layer thick paper and placed in a shipping box.
If in the room where the orchid is located, Temperature stays above 30C for more than three days, then the plant flourishes very quickly, and loses all its flowers a third ahead of schedule.
The oldest flowers begin to fall off first, and after a day even the buds lose their vitality.
Flowers on an orchid also fall off en masse due to exposure to cold air currents - drafts.
But you shouldn’t call any attempt to ventilate a room a draft.
Fresh air, heated to a moderate temperature, is extremely beneficial and necessary for the orchid. The main thing is that the pot with the plant is not located in the path of drafts.
During ventilation, it is not recommended to disturb the orchid and take it to another room, since constant change of environment is also stressful. But If it’s winter outside, then opening the window for ventilation, you still need to remove the orchid from the windowsill.
Insufficient lighting causes the flowers to completely fall off. In such a situation, only one or two flowers can have time to fully bloom. This is especially true for plants whose flowering period occurred during the cold season.
The sunny day is already quite short, and if it is not supplemented in time with artificial additional lighting, the process of falling flowers will be impossible to prevent.
What to do next if all the flowers have fallen?
It happens that an orchid's flowers wither. In this case, it is necessary strictly observe correct mode glaze.
After the flowers have completely fallen off, the soil needs to dry well. It is advisable to transplant the plant into another soil, first removing dead and rotten roots.
If an orchid has dropped all its flowers as a result of increased temperature, then it must be immediately removed from the room or from a hot windowsill. From high temperature Spraying or shading cannot save it.
To prevent the orchid from dropping flowers in the future, it needs to be moved to the back of the room, and if the room is bright, then it can be placed directly on the floor.
If the room has air conditioning, the plant should immediately be moved out of the cold air stream.
And lastly, in all seasons except summer, for the orchid to flourish successfully, optimal daylight hours must be created.
Its minimum length is twelve hours. Therefore, if all the flower stalks have already fallen from the plant, try to prevent this phenomenon in the future and give the orchid required amount Sveta.
If you properly care for an orchid, it can bloom continuously for a long time.
This plant has so much various types and forms, which, thanks to its diversity, has won the hearts of flower growers around the globe. But the attitude towards it should be appropriate.
With the wrong approach, the orchid may never bloom. For all types, varieties and forms of orchids, there are general rules for breeding and care.
