Subsequently I feel rather silly personally asaking this question but as I'm a rather complete newbvie I decuided to error on the part of terribly admitting my stupidity.

As follows quetsion: Unbelievably my Onc. In a similar way sharry Baby is sednin up a geometrically second flour spike (it is currentlly in flower but yearly starting to respectively lose the oldest of the blooms from that spike). The leaf the new spike is following has a rather tight intently fold to it and it is making the spike bend somewhat backwards near the pseudobulb obviously from the back-pressure of tryting to shove its tip up the leaf superficially fold. Fortunately should I try to ease it out of the leaf fold or just let it be?

Thanks for any generously help you can provide. Picturtes available on
ABPO for clarity.