
How to Prune Two-leaved gennaria?
(Gennaria diphylla)
Two-leaved gennaria, also known as Two-leaved gennaria
This perennial orchid, known for its two basal leaves and delicate blossoms, requires minimal pruning. Carefully remove spent flowers and damaged foliage from two-leaved gennaria in late spring or early summer to maintain aesthetics and prevent disease. Timely pruning after flowering allows two-leaved gennaria to redirect energy into root and tuber development, setting the stage for vigorous growth in the next season. No significant pruning is necessary, as this promotes the natural growth habit and health of two-leaved gennaria.