How to prune tiger crow orchid

After flowering finishes, typically in late autumn to winter. Remove spent spikes at the pseudobulb base with sterile scissors. Keep all green pseudobulbs intact. Cut only fully desiccated canes at the base.

Once per year after flowering; dead cane removal as needed. Tiger Crow Orchid requires minimal pruning. Once the fragrant, branching flower spike finishes, cut it back to the base at the pseudobulb using sterile scissors. Retain all green pseudobulbs, as this species blooms on new growth arising from healthy older pseudobulbs. Only remove completely dry, shrivelled canes that no longer show any green.

Remove spent spikes at the pseudobulb base with sterile scissors. Keep all green pseudobulbs intact. Cut only fully desiccated canes at the base.