When phalaenopsis is pruned, it is usually pruned after the flower has withered. The pruning is to reduce the nutrient consumption of the flower branches. At this time, the withered flowers should be cut off and the branches should also be pruned. If the roots and leaves of the plant are very strong during pruning, several more flower stems can be reserved. When pruning the flower stems, it is OK to cut off from the 4 and 5 nodes at the base. It can be cut off from the first flower or the first branch, because there are still small buds on the remaining flower stalks. If it is carefully maintained, it will bloom in 2 or 3 months.
When breeding Phalaenopsis, we should pay attention not to let it bear fruit, because the process of its bearing will consume a lot of nutrients, which will affect the growth of Phalaenopsis, and even if it is the result, it is very difficult to reproduce with seeds.
