Hi, I'm a newbie.

[Linda G]

My only orchid was part of a gift basket received several months ago.
After it quit blooming, I cut it about halfway down the stem. I think it
needs to be repotted in a larger container. It hasn't bloomed again but
the leaves and stem look healthy. There are roots on top of the soil.
What next?

[Cynthia, Prescott, AZ]

Roots on top are OK. Just maintain the plant without over watering. Make sure the mix is VERY close to dry before watering again. If your plant is a Phalaenopsis, it will start a new bloom spike some time next winter. Sometimes you will get the old spike to branch and produce more flowers shortly after the old ones fade. If it is not a Phal, then we need to know which one it is if you want a little more advice. Phals will be triggered to bloom when days get shorter (don't leave the lights on till the same time every night), and when the nights get cooler,50-60F (don't pamper it and keep it warm at night). Cynthia, Prescott, AZ

[Linda G]

Thanks. Not sure what kind it is but will check. Linda G