Sinister Biscuits
I’m wondering if I need to do more for my orchid. I trimmed her down right above a node after all her blooms fell off. She has a new leaf but I’m concerned because the stalk doesn’t seem to be growing. Any tips here?
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HonestorchidJust leave it it’s fine
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To be clear, that long stick is the guide, not the stem of the orchid.
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The stem won’t grow back
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So then I just dwarfed my orchid?
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Um that stem won’t continue to grow but new stems will appear
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Got it. Thank you!
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Wolfen 🐺Brighter light is helpful
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Orchids do not flower 100% of the time. Its natural for the spike to drop it’s flowers, and then die back. Cutting it off does not hurt your plant. It will grow a new flower spike when it’s ready. The new leaf growth is a sign it’s totally healthy and putting its energy into other areas at the moment. As to how long till a new spike grows….this can vary greatly. As long as your plant is healthy it’s just a waiting game to some extent. Light and temp will make a difference, but these are quite hardy plants and can be okay in a range of conditions.
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Bay Area Plant Momnext time keep the stem as they rebloom and produce keikis
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