Newbie problem/question

[Phalchid]

You mean it's growing a new spike? I repotted a couple of phals in spike a couple of weeks back. One of them had a spike just an inch long and the other had one about six inches. I was extra careful while repotting. But you can wait until after the blooms are done, if that's what you prefer. Please post pictures once your phal has blooms. Good luck!

[Klondike4001]

Yes, I'm referring to a new spike. I'll be sure to post pictures as soon as it blooms.

[Klondike4001]

Just an update, the newly transplanted keiki. It seems to be enjoying its new pot.



The other keiki is almost ready to be removed from the parent.

[Phalchid]

Pot looks a wee too big for a keiki. But if it is happy, then it's fine

[Klondike4001]

Originally Posted by Phalchid

Pot looks a wee too big for a keiki. But if it is happy, then it's fine

Would have agreed until I put it in the pot and the roots were already touching the bottom.

[Klondike4001]

Still not comfortable bending roots.

[Klondike4001]

Here's an update 1st pic the Phal producing the keiki's. 2nd pic a new addition

[Phalchid]

Love your new addition! Love the touch of pink around the lip, it really adds beauty to the already gorgeous blooms!

[escualida]

Really beautiful, how are the keikis doing? In the picture of the one you potted it looked like it had a spike emerging

[Klondike4001]

Both keikis are doing really well and both are growing spikes.