Pruning guide
How to prune bellina moth orchid
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Pruning bellina moth orchid — FAQ
When should I prune bellina moth orchid?
Only when the spike turns fully brown and dry. If the spike is green, leave it entirely — it will rebloom from the tip or branches. Once it browns completely, cut it to the base with sterilised scissors. Remove yellowing basal leaves by cutting cleanly at the base, never tearing.
How often does bellina moth orchid need pruning?
Rarely; only when the spike is dead or leaves yellow. Phalaenopsis bellina is notable among Phalaenopsis: its spike can rebloom repeatedly from the same inflorescence for years, so never cut a green spike. Only remove the spike when it turns completely brown and dry. Cut brown spikes to the base. Trim dead or yellowing leaves at the base of the plant as they appear.
How do you prune bellina moth orchid?
If the spike is green, leave it entirely — it will rebloom from the tip or branches. Once it browns completely, cut it to the base with sterilised scissors. Remove yellowing basal leaves by cutting cleanly at the base, never tearing.