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Cutting Back a Dormant Phalaenopsis Spike

Trim the Tall Spike Above the 2nd Node

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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