A Cymbidium spike is nearly broken off, not near blooming. Options: leave hanging, tape, or cut and place in water.
If only bent, it may continue. If broken open, cut it off, trim ½ inch from the base for fresh tissue, and place in a vase with water plus a little sugar or 7-Up. Change water weekly (twice weekly better). Spikes are brittle below 60°F.
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Broken Phalaenopsis Spike: Salvage Options and Secondary Spike Hope
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White Spike on Phalaenopsis: Senescence or Mealybugs?
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Encouraging Phalaenopsis Rebloom: Spike Pruning and Light
Broken Phalaenopsis Flower Spike: Stabilize & Wrap, or Cut for Vase
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