One teaspoon is enough, so the orchid suddenly blooms with a fantastic amount of flowers.

A healthy plant that receives the right light, temperature, water, and time can bloom without aggressive flower fertilizer.

Temperature Can Help a Moth Orchid Produce a New Flower Spike

Many Phalaenopsis orchids respond to a period of slightly cooler nighttime temperatures.

You do not need to expose the plant to cold conditions, but a natural difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures in the fall can help stimulate the development of a new flower spike.

Do not place the plant in a cold draft or next to an open window during