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I HAVE 3 VERY HEALTHY ORCID PLANTS BUT NO LONGER FLOWERING WILL THEY FLOWER AGAIN?
20 Sep, 2011
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If they're Moth Orchids, (Phalaenopsis), then cut the dead stems back to just above the bottom node (the little 'flap' you'll see). You should get a new stem of flowers either from there, or from between the leaves. Be patient, but if they're a bit slow, put the plants into a slightly cooler room for three weeks, then bring them back. That usually does the trick.
20 Sep, 2011
What type of orchid,s are they? hardy or tender?
20 Sep, 2011