Question:
Hybrid Phal bought month ago. One recent flower bloomed awkward—upside down (dorsal sepal bottom, labellum top facing down). 1–2 buds remain. Common?
Answer:
David, could be aberration or growing method. Peduncle (flower connector) is highly phototropic (light-responsive). If plant position relative to light changes while bud develops, flower twists out of normal position. General rule: Keep emerging spike position fixed relative to light until flowers open.
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