If a Phalaenopsis spike branches and produces new buds, don't cut it. Some hybrids keep green spikes that rebloom sequentially. After all flowering stops, cut above a node (joint). Next spring, a new basal spike will emerge for the annual bloom cycle.
Phalaenopsis with Central Flower Spike and Aborted Root Nubs
Mini Dendrobium ID: Likely a Phalaenopsis-Type Hybrid
White Phalaenopsis Not Blooming: Roots Drying, Needs Repot
Phalaenopsis Reblooming on Old Spike: Normal for Some Hybrids
Phalaenopsis Spike Removal: Three Valid Approaches
Phalaenopsis Sticky Leaves & Spike Death: Mealybugs, Not Soap Damage
Repotting a Phalaenopsis from Clear Plastic Pot to Orchid Planter
Phalaenopsis Reblooming: Spike Cutting, Timing, and Repotting
Staking a Wayward Phalaenopsis Flower Spike for Best Presentation
Phalaenopsis Keikis on Flower Spikes: You're a Grandparent!
Broken Phalaenopsis Spike: Salvage Options and Secondary Spike Hope
Spike Aerators: Loosening Rich Soils for Healthier Turf
Phalaenopsis Orchid (Moth Orchid): Reblooming Secrets & Care
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