3-year-old phal, blooms yearly. This time: 2 spikes! Buds growing fast. One taller. How? Something I did? Special care needed (more water)?
With good care, increasing vigor → more spikes/flowers. You likely have adequate light + healthy roots. Phals are light feeders—you're fine. Just maintain annual repotting for root health.
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