Flowers fading, but two new buds appearing beyond the last flower? This is completely normal and wonderful.
Nothing special—just continue good care. Enjoy the extended show! When the spike finally finishes (turns brown), cut above a node to potentially trigger branching, or remove entirely if it dies back.
Your month-old plant is adjusting beautifully. Phalaenopsis can bloom for months this way.
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