Selecting Phalaenopsis to "Three Looks"

A potted phalaenopsis is placed at home, which not only adds a festive atmosphere, but also has beautiful enjoyment. However, there are many species of Phalaenopsis on the market. They all seem to be similar, but their prices are very different. How can we choose an ideal butterfly orchid?

According to experts, the choice of Phalaenopsis first depends on the leaves. The leaves are bright, thick, with many leaves and well-arranged. If the blade is firm, it shows its vitality. If the surface of the blade is wrinkled and dark, the leaves will pull downwards, indicating that the supply of nutrients is insufficient, and even the roots have rotted.

Next, look at the flowers, including the number, size, and shape of the flowers. Phalaenopsis is graded according to the number of flowers. Flower buds range from 8 to 11 and are A grades. Flower buds range from 6 to 8 grades, and B grades. Flower buds and below 6 are C grades. Looking at the size of the flower refers to the longest horizontal dimension of a flower when it is in full bloom. At present, the diameter of a butterfly orchid reaches 10 cm. Even if the flower diameter can reach 12 cm, the quality of the flower is undoubtedly very good. In flower shape, the petals are compact and complete. As for the color and thickness of the petals, most people still prefer pink moth orchids. The more colorful the pink, the more expensive it is. Of course, the petals are still thick and they look like they have a hairy feel.

After seeing the pruning, the nice moth orchids are arranged neatly and orderly, all the flowers face the same direction and the posture is elegant.