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Flowers Beginning to Fade

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08-31-2009, 11:46 PM

benisjamin217 benisjamin217 is offline

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Flowers Beginning to Fade

As some of you know, I recently bought a Phalaenopsis amabilis. It has 16 flowers on two flower spikes. About half of the flowers are fading and getting ready to fall off. The dorsal sepals on these flowers began to wilt, then the other sepals followed. What do I do with these flowers? Should I force my phal to rebloom after it's done?

Edit: the 6 flowers that bloomed while I have had it aren't wilting.

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