Video Shrimp Flower (30 50 Cm)1 Potted/ Tube Flowering Indoor/ Outdoor Plant Pachystachys Lutea

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Light: Shrimp flower likes bright, filtered light. It should not be exposed to direct sunlight, so mild shade or semi-shade conditions are ideal.

Soil: A soil mixture that is well-drained, light and rich in organic matter is suitable for shrimp flowers. Orchid soil mixtures can often be a good option.

Irrigation: Shrimp flowers should be watered after the soil surface dries slightly. Avoid over-watering, as this can cause the roots of the plant to rot. It can also be beneficial to allow some of the irrigation water to flow into the plate.

Humidity: Shrimp flower likes high levels of humidity. In dry environments in the home, spraying water around the plant or placing the plant in a stone tray can increase moisture levels.

Temperature: Shrimp flower prefers temperatures between 18-25 °C. It is important to avoid cold weather conditions, especially when the temperature drops below 10 °C.

Fertilization: During the period of active growth (usually in spring and summer), it can be fed with a balanced liquid fertilizer, such as a half-dose of orchid fertilizer. During the winter months, the need for nutrients decreases, so you can reduce the amount of fertilization.

Pruning: By regularly removing withered flower heads and yellowed leaves, you can help the plant gain a healthier and more attractive appearance.

Soil Change: Shrimp flower may require soil change every 2-3 years. Re-planting the plant with a new pot and a fresh soil mixture can maintain root health.