Phalaenopsis 'Snow Apple' Rebloom Guide: Repot Now, Grow Right

Your Phalaenopsis 'Snow Apple' has finished blooming. You see "tubers" at the base under the leaves—those are new roots, a great sign. Now is the perfect time to repot and set the stage for next year's flowers.

Simple Repotting

1. Gather coarse orchid bark and sterile shears.
2. Remove plant, clean old mix from roots, trim any mushy roots.
3. Place bark in pot, center plant, fill around roots, keeping lowest leaf just below rim.

Rebloom Requirements

• Bright indirect light (1–2 hours early morning sun).
• 60–85°F, humidity >50%, gentle air movement.
• Water and feed with balanced orchid fertilizer at ¼ strength when bark is barely moist.

Those "Tubers" Are New Roots

Late summer is a growth period, not blooming. The new roots mean your plant is healthy and preparing for the next cycle.