Spike snapped 3 inches below lowest bloom? Treat as cut flowers: trim to vase length (remove bottom flowers if needed) or wrap break with floral tape for longer stem.
Cut remaining spike as close to base as possible. Individual flowers can be pressed/dried but lose shape and color.
Plant will produce new spikes next season. Cymbidiums bloom on new growth annually.
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