Small white/yellow-centered grocery store orchid (likely Phalaenopsis) losing blooms. Most orchids bloom once yearly—cut spike low. If spike stays green, watch; if it browns, cut. Natural cycle: one bloom per year.
Enjoy the flowers, cut the spike, and anticipate next year's show.
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