Four phalaenopsis from Lowes/grocery, various mixes. All dropped flowers rapidly after repotting. One spike shriveling, one leaking sap from node. Asked for help.
The expert said repotting in bloom causes flower drop—roots disturbed. Better than losing plant to bad mix. Not all phals keep old spikes; some die back genetically. Sap leakage (clear, sticky) is normal plant sugars; can attract ants.
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