Cut the dormant spike just above the 2nd node from base. If it stays green, it may branch and rebloom. If it browns, it’ll die back naturally.
Critical: Repot grocery-store Phals annually after bloom in fir-bark mix (sifted, soaked) in well-drained plastic pot. Avoid moss—compacts and overwets. Orchid roots photosynthesize; they need air and light.
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Choosing the Right Potting Mix for Phalaenopsis
Broken Phalaenopsis Spike: Salvage Options and Secondary Spike Hope
Overwatered Phalaenopsis: Emergency Repotting in Fir Bark
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