You cut a spike, found a bud, put it in water. Bud growing, no roots. How to plant?
Orchid flower spikes don't produce roots. The bud may open in water—enjoy it. But planting without roots = death.
Likely Phalaenopsis. After bloom, repot in bark mix. Many future seasons ahead.
Leave the spike in water as a cut flower. Don't try to make it a plant.
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