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First Phalaenopsis Care: Repot Now, Cut Spike Optional

Valentine's Phalaenopsis (first orchid). Flowers wilting. Repot or cut stem?

Definitely Repot in Orchid Mix

Clean roots, remove mushy ones. Cutting old spike is optional—won't harm plant.

Basic Care

East window sill.
After repot: water thoroughly 1x/week, mornings.

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