how to keep an orchid blooming
Follow the fertilizer manufacturerâs instructions. Keep your orchid in its location, in bright, indirect light. Step 2 Cut the flower spike (or donât). Thereâs a chance that new blooms will flower at the tip of the plant, so you can try leaving the flower spike in place.
Pay attention to light, water and fertilizer and your phalaenopsis will rebloom. WHEN it comes to orchids, phalaenopsis (moth orchids) are among the easiest to grow. Blooms last for several months and you can get them to rebloom without a lot of effort. Well, some folks can. I haven't had good luck getting another bloom, and I have the shelf of non-blooming phalaenopsis to prove it.