Question:
Phal ~2 years, large (probably 2 plants). Blooms constantly. Lower leaves shriveling. Needs repot? Do it while blooming?
Answer:
Ann, likely needs repotting. Don't let continuous bloom exceed 6 months—rule of thumb. Preferably repot post-bloom. If still blooming at 6 months: cut spikes, unpot, check roots for rot, repot fresh mix, return to loved location.
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