Alissa's large gift Phalaenopsis bloomed until mid-June; cut spike partially, added cinnamon. Didn't repot. Now new leaf 2–3 inches. Expert: not too late to repot. Soak mix 2+ hours. Plant strong enough for old green spike + new leaf. Old spike may produce keiki at node. Don't damage roots during repot. Phalaenopsis bloom once yearly (spring). Focus on growth. Rebloom needs light—dark green leaves = increase light. East window good.
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