David growing Phalaenopsis from grandmother, by window. Bloomed 4 flowers at end. Thinks growing sideways. Asks: repot or necessary? Photo attached.
David, Phalaenopsis spike turned because pot moved/turned while spike emerging. Flower spikes orient to light source—once spike starts, don't change pot orientation relative to light. After spike ~6 inches, fasten to bamboo stake to support, refasten as lengthens. Use twist ties. Don't repot until flowering finishes.
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