There are nearly four times the number of orchid species than there are mammal species on our planet.
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In general, a phalaenopsis orchid will only produce one flower spike per leaf.
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During the dormant stage the orchid will grow a new leaf.
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Remove the wilting flowers with sterile scissors or knife and keep an eye on the limp leaves, as this often indicates not enough water.
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By removing the entire flower spike, your orchid will be able to put more energy back into the leaves and roots to trigger
re-blooming.
No need to worry about the brown roots, as it is a natural process for the plant to discard some of the older roots.
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Too little water will slow growth and flowering, and roots can dry. Too much water will drown roots eventually and decompose the potting mix somewhat fast.
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To encourage root growth after repotting, place in a warm location and withhold from watering by misting the plant over a 10 day period making sure the leaves are dry by nightfall.
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Watering
miniature orchids: 1 ice cube once a week!
Promote reblooming by following fertilizing, adjusting temperature and keep the same lighting/watering schedule.