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Can I get my moth orchid flowering again?

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Once the existing flower spike stops producing flowers, cut it off and move the plant into a cool room. Keep it there for 4 weeks to encourage new flower spikes to form. When you see new green stems appearing above the leaves, move it back into the warmer room.

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