Spike tip browning → will likely die back TO the top keiki. Lower keikis (with roots) get nutrients first.
Removing top keiki may cause dieback to continue to next keiki—but they have roots.
DeLisa, maximize time on spike for the rootless one. Moisture + hormones = root induction.
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Moth Orchid Post-Bloom Care: Repotting and Watering
Cymbidium Post-Bloom: Cut Spikes, Grow Outside, Cool for Buds
Repotting a Root-Bound Phalaenopsis: Supplies, Technique & Aerial Roots
Phalaenopsis Bud Blast from Underwatering: Sphagnum Moss Risks
Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid) Post-Bloom Care: Spike Pruning and Reblooming
Trimming Phalaenopsis Flower Spikes: High Cut vs. Low Cut
Intergeneric Orchid Spike Turning Brown After Aphids: Cut It Off
Cattleya 'Deep Waters' Office Care: Light, Rest Period, and Bloom Management
Keiki with No Roots After 9 Months: Hormonal Conflict and Rooting Strategy
Mystery Orchid Growth: New Shoot or Roots? Need Photo and ID
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