Six orchids (4×5″, 2×3″ mini) from market. Bloomed months, then nothing. Repotted in bark/moss, fertilized, music. All blooms fell 2 months ago. Two spikes cut, two died, two inactive. Office gloomy without blooms.
The expert said most orchids have defined annual bloom intervals (weeks to months). They need a rest after flowering. Cut watering until new growth appears. For continuous color, buy orchids with staggered bloom seasons. Home Depot/Lowes garden centers carry different types year-round. Mail-order also works.
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