Beallara (a Miltonia × Brassia × Cochlioda × Odontoglossum hybrid) is generally a reliable bloomer, but it requires specific cues: shorter days and cooler nights.
Your west‑facing slider provides good light for Phalaenopsis and Cattleya, but Beallara needs the seasonal shift. Implement the two changes above, and you should see spikes within a few months.
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