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We are proud to announce our new website and redesigned Formosa brand. This has been designed to take us to the next stages of our business as we begin to offer online shopping and delivery directly to the public. Now you can get the perfect orchid easily through the Formosa website. Partnering with Link Pixel,…
Water the soil in the pot rather than directly on the plant. Rainwater is better than tap water as it contains a lot of calcium. It is preferable to water early in the day. It is even better to soak the pot in a bucket of water for 5 to 10 minutes. Then your orchid can go without…
Once a Phalaenopsis has finished flowering, you can encourage it to flower again by cutting off the spike above the second ‘eye’. By ‘eye’ we mean the thickened node on the spike. Start counting from the bottom. If the Phalaenopsis produces air roots that grow outside the pot, this is a sign that the orchid…
It is important for Phalaenopsis to be rooted in well-ventilated soil that allows moisture-retaining drainage. Special orchid potting soil is available at most garden centres and is ideal for this purpose. It is better than using normal potting soil. Because the well-ventilated orchid potting soil does not contain much plant food, it is best to…
Repotting your Phalaenopsis orchid helps keep it healthy so it can continue to brighten your home. While you may want to repot your orchid as soon as you bring it home, it’s important to resist this urge and wait until the plant is resting before you repot. Otherwise, the flowers could fall off prematurely, which…
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