
06-20-2010, 11:34 PM
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Philip already gave you all the info you need about the spike, but as for reblooming in the fall, that completely depends. If you give your plant plenty of indirect light with a little bit of morning or late afternoon sun (depends on the windows you have) there's no reason for it not to rebloom. And of course you need to feed it regularily. Usually phals will start spikes (or inflorescence or stem, or whatever you want to call it.  ) in the fall or early winter and will bloom somewhere between 80-120 days after it appears. But this is not the rule, as some phals bloom whenever they want. Out of my 20 phals or so, about a third of them bloom whenever they darn please!
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