Browning spike on Psychopsis

[judith_arquette]

Should I be concerned or do they just die back eventually? I got it in bloom last fall and it's rebloomed 5 times or more. It put out a new growth that grew to be a nice size pbulb and then one morning I discovered it had been eaten by something...no other pbulbs on it or any other plants have been affected since and I never saw any type of critter but the bulb was a loss none the less. No new growth since although it did flower once or twice since that happened...

[WhiteRabbit]

[DeaC]

Normally you wouldn't cut the spike as they can bloom for years,but the color makes me think its given all it can and I'd get the scissors!

[judith_arquette]

Thanks

[wintergirl]

I would cut the brown off and leave the green,and see what happens.