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Phalaenopsis Spike Browning After Bloom: Normal Dieback

Repotted Phalaenopsis, Spike Browning: Don't Panic

Post-bloom repot, upper spike and parent stalk browning. Two other plants spiking.

Normal Genetics

  • Most Phalaenopsis spikes brown from tip down after bloom.
  • Browning stops at plant base—doesn't kill plant.
  • Some hybrids stay green and rebloom.

Action

  • Leave spike alone for months to see which type.
  • If browns completely, cut at base.
  • If stays green, may branch next season.

Other plants spiking = your culture works. This one's just following its genetics.

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