Pruning guide
How to prune pink moth orchid
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Pruning pink moth orchid — FAQ
When should I prune pink moth orchid?
Immediately after the last flower drops. Sterilise scissors before each cut. Trim the spike above a live node for possible reblooming, or remove fully to the base if the spike is dead. Peel away dead leaf bases gently.
How often does pink moth orchid need pruning?
After each bloom cycle; tidy leaves as needed. Pink moth orchid spike care mirrors other Phalaenopsis: after blooming, cut the spike just above the second or third node to encourage a secondary spike and rebloom. If the spike turns yellow or brown, cut it to the base. Remove yellowed or dead leaves cleanly at their base — no other routine pruning is needed.
How do you prune pink moth orchid?
Sterilise scissors before each cut. Trim the spike above a live node for possible reblooming, or remove fully to the base if the spike is dead. Peel away dead leaf bases gently.