Clear pots + deep potting = spike grows toward light source (pot walls) instead of upward. Increasingly common with transparent containers.
When repotting Phalaenopsis in clear pots: position crown at/above mix surface. Aerial roots can stay exposed or be gently tucked in.
Unusual but harmless. Your orchid is just enthusiastically seeking light!
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