Joy found a 30-inch Phalaenopsis in a 7-inch clay pot with moss, discarded by a dumpster in extreme heat. Flowers wilting, one leaf yellowed and fell during transport. She watered it (moss damp but not draining) and asked for rescue steps.
The expert's follow-up response in the source was incomplete ("I think I sent an answer..."). The above protocol reflects standard rescue procedure for this scenario.
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