Baleigh
When my orchid is done blooming, should I cut the part they bloomed from all the way down?
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- GreenLeaf
Yes. Or if the stem is still healthy, cut it back to the first node that didn’t produce and it may re-bloom from there. Otherwise if the stem dies then just cut back to the base and it will regrow a new one when its ready.
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What’s a node?😅
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- Anya
Here are helpful diagrams :) it’s the part of a plant where leaves or flowers emerge from - sometimes roots do too
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Zan~ Anxious PlanterThese help a lot but my nodes are covered in a brown paper like covering on it so I can’t really tell what nodes are likely to produce anything vs. not
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I’d pick one and cut, give it a while and see what happens. You can always cut it right back to the base later if needed.
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