Mary's fluffy white growth on orchid flower stems: fungus or mealybugs. Both need different treatments.
Dab with alcohol-soaked cotton swab. If pink insects appear = mealybugs. If just smears white = fungus.
Increase air circulation, avoid wet flowers, inspect new plants.
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