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Originally Posted by violetta
Personally I let the plant decide what to do. If the stem dries out then I cut it. If not, I leave it on the plant and it usually reflowers next year. In nature, no one cuts the stems anyway.
Also, james mickelso is correct in what he said. So it's really your choice.
As for fertilising, a normal balanced fertiliser is fine. I use 20-20-20, very diluted.
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Same here. I've got two keikis that have formed from me not cutting the stem. I just wait and let the orchid decide if it wants to be done using it and let it dry up before I cut it.
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