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Posted 3d ago by @HappyRedSage

Got my plant in March. It was in full bloom. In the pas...

#PhalaenopsisOrchid
Harper
Harper
Phalaenopsis Orchid
0ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 4 days ago
@Slyvie
Sylvie
704 XP
3d ago
@Slyvie
Yeah it is actually! Orchids go through phases of blooming and growing, so losing blooms is totally a normal part of the process! I would look up what to do after your orchid has finished blooming because that’s also important for the plants health!
@DreamMachine
Nadia
22542 XP
3d ago
@DreamMachine
@HappyRedSage @Slyvie Wow, they were in bloom for 3 months? Nice! 🙌 Plants are usually not in flower all the time. It takes a lot of energy. So now you can focus on giving your orchid good care while they rest and recharge so that they will bloom again in the future. It’s normal for phals to bloom about once or twice a year if conditions are right. Of course, there are exceptions. But generally if it takes longer than that you might not have conditions quite right. Miss Orchid Girl on YT is a great orchid resource 🤗