Flowers on a terminal spike = evergreen type. Flower stem brown = done, cut it off. Yellow leaves on old canes = normal aging if new canes with leaves are growing.
New growth is the future. Old canes fade. That's the cycle.
Cymbidium and Oncidium Alliance: Rest Periods and Repotting
Yellow and Black Spots on Oncidium: Fungal Prevention
Rescued Phalaenopsis: Which Roots to Cut, Which to Keep
Phalaenopsis Post-Bloom: Spike Dieback, Repotting, and Limp Leaf Reality
Dendrobium Yellow Leaves with Brown Spots: Normal Dormancy and New Growth Signs
Dendrobium Phalaenopsis Yellow Leaves: It's Dormancy, Not Distress
Ivy with Black Spots and Yellow Leaves: Likely Scale Insects
Peach Leaf Curl: Fungal Cause and Organic Remedy
Yellow Leaves on New Knockout Roses in Houston Heat
Yellow Leaves on 'Leverkusen' Climber and Winter Rose Losses
Rooting Cut Roses: The Baggie Method for Florist Stems
Curled, Brittle New Growth on African Violets: Fungus or Nematodes?
Drosera filiformis × intermedia Hybrid Slow Spring Emergence: Normal Extended Dormancy
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