Flowers open bottom-to-top and fall in same order. Individual blooms last 4-6 weeks. Your plant is likely a Phalaenopsis—this is natural, not overwatering.
Annual repotting secures long-term health and yearly blooms.
Reviving a Discounted Grocery Store Orchid with Wilted Flowers
New Phalaenopsis Flowers Going Floppy: Age or Chill Damage?
Drying Orchid Flowers from a Wedding Bouquet
Orchid Flowers Browning and Falling: End of Bloom or Root Trouble?
Orchid Dropped: Will It Survive and Rebloom?
Emergency Response to Herbicide Contamination in Bougainvillea: Flushing, Repotting, and Deadheading
Deadheading Azaleas and Hydrangeas: Techniques for Healthier Blooms
Phalaenopsis schilleriana Flowers Died: End of Cycle or Root Problem?
Cymbidium Flowers Turning Black: End of Bloom or Problem?
Outdoor Summer Care for Phalaenopsis: Transition and Repotting
Orchid Flower Drop: Repotting Required
Phalaenopsis Spike Care: When to Cut, When to Keep
Phalaenopsis Bud Blast from Underwatering: Sphagnum Moss Risks
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