
Several phals grown leggy (aesthetically unappealing). Asks if cutting bottom roots (mostly healthy) and repotting with base flush to media is okay.
Best solution: repot into a larger/deeper plastic pot with many drainage holes so most/all roots fit inside. Add orchid mix. Plant is very healthy—repotting will benefit it.
Stake new flower spikes upright as they expand for better flower display.
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