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Old 08-19-2020, 11:43 PM
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Throwing in my $.02. I don't know much about your specific plant but....I picked up 2 NOID Den phals from a big box store about this time last year. I repotted immediately on advice from here, they were in solid ceramic pots - no drainage.

I moved them to new surroundings, better aeration and drainage. This summer they have pretty much exploded. New canes and kekeis all over the place.

I figure any new growth is good, let the plant do what it wants. It was grown in a particular manner, you have a different environment. It will grow differently for you than for the grower you got it from more than likely.

I was (AM!!) a hovering parent coming into the hobby recently. I "may" have figured out that I need to observe my plants and see how they react to my environment. Orchids are bad for this (slow reactors), but I persisted and have learned a lot about what to look for.

Your plant looks good, unless you have leaves yellowing and falling, I doubt there is any issues. The plant will do what it will, hang on and enjoy the ride!
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Old 08-19-2020, 11:54 PM
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Thanks! No leaf issues yet. I have been loving the journey so far. Thanks have been going really well. Rebloomed 2 phals, they spiked almost a month after I cut the old spikes. One just opened all its flowers and the other is well on its way. Just hoping I can continue this progress over the coming winter. Thanks for your comments.
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Old 08-20-2020, 12:01 AM
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Good to hear you're having success! I (knock on wood) can say the same for a lot of what I'm growing. Some hiccups along the way but for the most part I've "lucked" into success. Having weeks of FL temp/humidity in MN this summer has done wonders!
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