I have less experience with polychilos phalaenopsis than most of my other types of orchids. I’ve heard most growers say never never never cut old spikes unless they start to yellow like the one on the upper right. But I’ve heard others say that the VERY old ones will rarely continue to bloom, particularly after the stem starts putting out roots above them on the axis of the orchid. This tetraspis has NINE spikes. Not complaining, but only 3 or 4 of them have ever given me buds. Just looking to see if you guys have best practices that have kept yours in good condition.