Bright shade, 60–85°F, 50%+ humidity, air movement. Water when mix barely moist. Feed occasionally. Repot after bloom: cut spent spike low. New leaf growth in 6–7 months; spike emerges early winter, blooms 2–3 months later. New leaves should match or exceed old size.
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