This is one of the Phaleonopsis which I found dehydrated in the recycling room. It is the one with the largish leaf half way up the stem.Since I thought it was a keiki I cut the spike off above it instead of at the base which I normally do. On the spike I cut off there are 3 blooms. A new spike developed and it has 4 open blooms and at least 2 large buds. Apologies for the quality of the images. I am afraid my degree of photographic skill is zero.
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Originally Posted by Edwin Reffell
How long does it take for slack leaves on Phaleonopsis to revive? I think it is due to underwatering and cold temperature exposure. There are lots of healthy roots and no signs of any disease. One Phaleonopsis has 2 large slack leaves and a new leaf coming in the centre. The stems were completely dry so I cut them off at the base. The other has 5 large slack leaves. Its 3 stems are mostly dark green. 2 of them have 2 very small leaves growing at the nodes of both stems. I found these 2 Phaleonopsis when I took newspapers to the recycling room this evening. I have watered them and hope they will revive soon. The leaves are green and the many roots are too, though I see 3 that are more yellow in colour and one of those looks shrivelled. Should I take them all out and remove the yellow and shrivelled ones? The pictures are not very good.
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Recyling Room Dehydrated Phaleonopsis Success
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