When an orchid is finished blooming, its blooms will wilt and fall off before it enters into a resting period. Resting is a normal part of the Phalaenopsis orchid lifecycle in which your plant is storing up energy to rebloom.
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When an orchid is finished blooming, its blooms will wilt and fall off before it enters into a resting period. Resting is a normal part of the Phalaenopsis orchid lifecycle in which your plant is storing up energy to rebloom.
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The Phalaenopsis orchid plant is the only orchid that is capable of reblooming from its old spike.
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Just Add Ice Orchid blooms typically last two to three months or longer, depending on care. Growers can excpect orchid reblooming once every nine to twelve months.
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Your orchid may look dead; but with proper orchid care, it will bloom again and may continue to bloom for several more years.
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In order to produce flowers, the plant will take energy from its leaves, and this may cause some leaves to turn yellow and fall off. It usually takes about 3 months for a phalaenopsis orchid to flower.
moreTopics: Pink Orchid, Orchid Reblooming, Orchid Health
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