Summer outside → 2 spikes, 3 buds each. Indoors south window (25 ft from building shade). Buds: 1 opened 70% then wilted, 1 withered, 1 opened but may wilt. Second spike: 1 withered, 2 green. Water 2 wks, feed monthly, humidifier, pebble tray, 60–70°F.
Spikes forming = healthy plant. Bud blast usually environmental. Check the list above.
If all else fails, accept that this hybrid may be short-lived bloomer. Enjoy the days it's open.
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