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New leaf old spike

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07-15-2012, 05:34 PM

ktdr82

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New leaf old spike

Hi all I have a phal that finished blooming a few months ago. I have never cut the spike off because it is still healthy and green, but no new buds or blooms are forming. I have noticed a lot of new root growth and a new leaf. Should I cut the spike so the plan can concentrate on the leaf and roots or just leave it as it is? Thanks!

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