Only if plant has ≥3 healthy mature leaves. Check spike tip: if still green/reddish, wait—some Phals extend same spike. If browning, cut 1–2 inches above lowest flower node (or past any branch).
Do after flowers die and spike is cut. Can repot with spike on if careful.
Keep plant happy (light, water, feed, humidity) → it rewards you.
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Phalaenopsis Black Roots After Repotting: Bad Media, Red Water, and Emergency Media Switch
Bent Phalaenopsis Flower Spike: Emergency Support and Recovery
Which Orchids Rebloom on Old Spikes? Phalaenopsis and Psychopsis
Getting a Phalaenopsis to Rebloom: Spike Cutting, Cool Nights, and Epsom Salts
Phalaenopsis Bud Abortion: Normal Thinning or Root Distress Signal?
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Phalaenopsis with Central Flower Spike and Aborted Root Nubs
Phalaenopsis Bud Blast: Yellow Buds, Then Yellow Leaves in Moss
Phalaenopsis Sunburn Recovery: Light Requirements and Repotting Priority
Phalaenopsis Snapped Spike: Tape It or Vase It?
Phalaenopsis Leaf Liquefying: Bacterial Rot, Remove Entire Leaf
Phalaenopsis Keiki: Baby Plant on Flower Spike - What to Do
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