New grower's Phalaenopsis produced four budding spikes (three on old spike, one new basal). Top buds yellowing. Expert: cut old spike above 2nd node—side branches above that node removed. If plant has ≥4 leaves, keep new basal spike too. If <4 leaves, remove old spike entirely. Repot after flowering in fresh mix. Stale mix restricts air, stays too wet. Urgent repotting if leaf yellowing/loss signals root rot.
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New Phalaenopsis Owner Guide: Post-Bloom Care and Repotting in New Zealand
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Phalaenopsis Central Flower Spike: Normal Species Variation
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