Annelaure repotted Phalaenopsis 3 days ago; left in south window (Netherlands); intense sun caused bad burn. Book said use plastic bag for humidity. Expert: remove bag—humid environment on damaged tissue invites fungus. Dry side less damaging than wet. Once tissue dry, cut burned areas with sharp tool. Grow dry until healed. Window precautions: avoid direct sun except east. Supplemental light: clamp-on fixture with plant bulb <1 meter away, timer for seasonal duration.
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