Cutting your Phalaenopsis spike at the base (3cm from leaves) was the right move. The plant now redirects energy to roots and leaves for next season's bloom.
No mistake made. Your Phalaenopsis is on track for a strong bloom cycle. Patience and consistent care deliver the flowers.
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