| Hello,
I read the post on what to do once the blooms have past but I am worried that I have done something that will prevent my plants from ever blooming again.
I have three Phalaenopsis. I have had all three about a year. One of them I can't seem to stop from blooming. For the other two they continue to grow new leaves and new roots but no bloom stems. I think I may have stunted them by cutting their bloom stalks down to the base. I read somewhere that you should cut them down only about half way to two thirds of the way down, but I saw that there were previous stems that had been cut on the plants before and so I followed suit.
I can say that I have not noticed a difference between when I fertilize and when I don't fertilize. They keep growing at the same rate regardless.
So have I doomed myself to having no more blooms on those two plants?
Your advice and insight is greatly appreciated. |