Janet's orchid lost all petals. Asks if it will bloom again and what to do with stalk.
Janet, do two things: repot in fresh orchid mix in well-drained pot, and cut old flower spike above second or third node (joint). Some spikes stay green and may rebloom; others brown and die based on genetics. If healthy, should bloom again next year or sooner. Repotting ensures health.
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