Bye flowers 🌸See you again next time ❤

by Evening_Ad3331

16 Comments

  1. Busy-Pudding-5169

    Pretty. Make sure you use distilled water. I chopped some of my flowers off after 4 months, and they stayed in another jar of water for another month. I only did that because I wanted to trigger new growth sooner.

  2. Visual-Perception-82

    Here’s hoping OP lives where Phalaenopsis are as common as dandelions….😢

  3. Luluinduval

    Awesome..you do what makes you happy..❤️

  4. dachshundslave

    For all the people sadden about the spikes being cut off, these phals spikes are initiated by a temperature differential of ~15 degrees day/night so I’m sure OP can start a new one with a healthy plant easily. Takes a lot of energy to keep the flowers in blooms and OP is letting the plant recover to make more blooms. Orchids can live for a very long time, so a healthy plant will bloom for many years to come vs a few blooms and dies off due to exertion of energy.

  5. Old-Confidence-164

    You plucked all yr flowers? But why?

  6. Oof… Could have enjoyed them for months to come but….

  7. Evening-Frosting-822

    I never thought about doing this, but I like it! 👏

  8. Tall_Blacksmith6811

    I love arrangement! It’s so funny because when my spike broke I was so sad! I like your mindset.

  9. FearlessAthlete7357

    Hi i saw what i think it is a bronze budha flower spike in there and i dont think u should cut it off bc they migth be sequentials bloomers that means they will rebloom in future years without compromising the number of flowers the next year, also i heard it is fragrant could you describe the senct to me 

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