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* Phal OrchidPolly@golly
+* Phal OrchidDavid Rance
|`- Phal OrchidPolly@golly
`- Phal OrchidBob Hobden

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Phal Orchid

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From: pwllgloyw@gmail.com (Polly@golly)
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Subject: Phal Orchid
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2022 09:46:36 +0100
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 by: Polly@golly - Sun, 14 Aug 2022 08:46 UTC

I have an orchid that was flowering on 2 separate shoots. One shoot
finnished and all the flowers dropped, so I cut ifoff, disentangling it
from the other shoot. Cutting it up I then noticed that half way along
there was what appeared to be a small leaf like structure growing. What
is/was this? Too late now, but if I had seen it before I would probably
have left it to see.

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Subject: Re: Phal Orchid
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2022 16:40:04 +0100
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 by: David Rance - Sun, 14 Aug 2022 15:40 UTC

On Sun, 14 Aug 2022 09:46:36 Polly@golly wrote:

>I have an orchid that was flowering on 2 separate shoots. One shoot
>finnished and all the flowers dropped, so I cut ifoff, disentangling it
>from the other shoot. Cutting it up I then noticed that half way along
>there was what appeared to be a small leaf like structure growing. What
>is/was this? Too late now, but if I had seen it before I would probably
>have left it to see.
>
I had that last year and left it on to see what happened. I thought it
might develop into another plant but after a few months it began to
wither and then the whole plant died. That's the first orchid death I've
ever had!

David

--
David Rance writing from Le Mesnil Villement, Calvados, France

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 by: Polly@golly - Sun, 14 Aug 2022 18:10 UTC

On 14/08/2022 16:40, David Rance wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Aug 2022 09:46:36 Polly@golly wrote:
>
>> I have an orchid that was flowering on 2 separate shoots. One shoot
>> finnished and all the flowers dropped, so I cut ifoff, disentangling
>> it from the other shoot. Cutting it up I then noticed that half way
>> along there was what appeared to be a small leaf like structure
>> growing. What is/was this? Too late now, but if I had seen it before I
>> would probably have left it to see.
>>
> I had that last year and left it on to see what happened. I thought it
> might develop into another plant but after a few months it began to
> wither and then the whole plant died. That's the first orchid death I've
> ever had!
>
> David
>

Probably a good idea that I cut if off then :)

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From: bob-hobden@yahoo.com (Bob Hobden)
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Subject: Re: Phal Orchid
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2022 17:05:35 +0100
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 by: Bob Hobden - Wed, 17 Aug 2022 16:05 UTC

On 14 Aug 2022 09:46, "Polly@golly" wrote:
> I have an orchid that was flowering on 2 separate shoots. One shoot
> finnished and all the flowers dropped, so I cut ifoff, disentangling it
> from the other shoot. Cutting it up I then noticed that half way along
> there was what appeared to be a small leaf like structure growing. What
> is/was this? Too late now, but if I had seen it before I would probably
> have left it to see.
>
>
If the flower stalk is green then leave it alone, you might prune it
back a bit but it will reflower from the same stalk. Phals can grow
"kiekis' new plants grow on the flower stalk, you wait until they have
grown well, are fully formed little plants with good roots then cut
off and repot. One of mine if from that situation.

--
Regards.
Bob Hobden

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