How to bloom all new leads at the same time

[Fairorchids]

Many Catts grow only one new growth per year. On those plants, all leads should bloom more or less simultaneously.

Some plants grow two new growths per year (spring & fall). On those plants, spring growths always bloom 4-8 weeks earlier than the fall growths.

[JScott]

But when they bloom at different times, although it would be nice to see all the flowers open at once, this way you extend the total blooming season as the growths bloom at different times, so that's something positive about the situation.

[MarinaDC]

Originally Posted by Fairorchids

Many Catts grow only one new growth per year. On those plants, all leads should bloom more or less simultaneously.

Some plants grow two new growths per year (spring & fall). On those plants, spring growths always bloom 4-8 weeks earlier than the fall growths.

Thank you, Kim. This catt is the first case of your illustration - 4 leads produced at once. One is blooming now, others are still behind by not much, 2 weeks at the most. Maybe I will see them in bloom together