Travelling around Central Russia you may unconsciously notice that more and more beautiful orchids are stood out on the windows-sills of Russian dwellers. Is it a new trend of home horticulture? If it is so, let’s decide whether it is easy enough to be a gardener growing Phalaenopsis at home. After a few lovely long talks with devoted housewives I came to conclusion that “Phals” are ‘easy’ to handle. Just follow a few basic requirements and these gorgeous flowers will reward you with nearly 6 months of blooming. “Easy” WATERING The best time for watering is in the morning. If your orchid is potted in bark, water it once a week. If it is potted in moss, then water it when the top feels dry. However, if it grows in a transparent plastic pot, you can easily immerse it into a bigger bowl with water till the roots become green. It is also should be done weekly. Mind the temperature of the water you use. It should be neither too hot, nor too cold. Right, ...
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