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Milt. Morris Chestnut - To Cut or Not To Cut
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My Milt. Morris Chestnut is done blooming. Should I cut the spikes on it like I do my Phal? It has two spikes out of the bulb looking thing at the bottom (little help to not sound so illiterate), and there is smaller bulb looking thing at the bottom that I would assume is another plant. Nothing spiked out of this one but I think it might someday. I have attached a picture of it.
I just got it a few months ago and don't know exactly how to care for it. Any advice would be nice. Thanks, A. Looney |
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Hi , I would wait till the spike is brown then cut it to about an inch of where it is attached to the pseudobulb kinda like a Phal . Your plant looks good ! Gin :)
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When it is done blooming, just cut off the spikes. It will immediately begin a new growth.
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AHHHHHH!!! I screwed up
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So I cut...too much. I used my super sharp knife and cut the stems but also managed to take out the big leaf coming out of the bulb. :_(
I'm so mad at myself. Should I put something on the poor thing? |
Oh, so sorry to see that.
You might want to try dabbing the cut with Cinnomon, that's meant to be good to stop infection getting in. |
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